Chapter 33: 0033 Even relatives don’t necessarily have to be together_1

Chapter 33: 0033 Even relatives don’t necessarily have to be together_1

Ellen Young didn’t say any words, walked over and took over the contract—a stack of dozens of pages of paper, which she read through very quickly.

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Felicia Frost and the producer both thought she was just glancing at it and that she couldn’t understand it; moreover, given how quickly she was reading, it was obvious she wasn’t looking it over seriously.

Ellen Young, “Okay.”

It was all just some standard, boring, and tedious contract clauses.

She took a pen, sat down inside the pavilion, signed her name, and also added her fingerprint.

Felicia Frost felt relieved to see Ellen Young sign the contract.

While the producer and the driver went to handle the contract formalities, she took a beautifully wrapped paper bag out of the car and handed it to Ellen Young.

“Your sister bought this for you in New York.”

Ellen Young frowned slightly.

Felicia Frost’s heart skipped a beat; to be honest, she didn’t understand the meaning behind Ellen’s frown.

Normally, one would be happy to receive a gift from their sister, right?

She really couldn’t see any sign of happiness.

It was that cold feeling.

Felicia Frost couldn’t help but sigh a little for Lucy Wood, wondering if this might also be a case of ingratitude.

But it was hard to say, for among the White family’s genes that included the oblivious Lucy Wood, there could also be thankless individuals.

After pondering for about fifteen seconds, Ellen Young eyed the paper bag and then finally took it.

She opened it, and Felicia Frost explained, “I didn’t know what you’d like since you don’t wear anything on your hands, so I bought you a bracelet. Don’t look down on it.”

Inside the paper bag was a beautiful box, which when opened, contained a bracelet.

A four-leaf clover bracelet, simple in design but attractive.

Ellen Young lowered her eyes, and Felicia Frost couldn’t tell if she liked it as she recited Lucy’s anxious words, “Your sister said she just got you back, and you should wear this modest bracelet for now. After you finish the program, she’ll buy you a better one.”

Ellen Young’s gaze shifted slightly, then returned to its original focus. However, she did take out the bracelet and put it on her wrist, “You can go back and tell her that I usually don’t like these things and I don’t lack them. I’ve accepted the first gift she gave me so she doesn’t have to go to the trouble of buying these in the future. I’ve agreed to do the program with her, so there won’t be any other surprises.”

Felicia Frost chose to ignore the words ‘I don’t lack them’ and simply said, “She’s also not sure how to deal with you, after all, you are her biological sister.”

It’s like she has mush in her head.

Felicia Frost was speaking from an outsider’s perspective; Lucy Wood was utterly devoted to her two younger siblings, but whenever there was a dispute between Lucy and other family members, those two ingrates never stood by her side. They were prompt in calling her ‘sister’ when they needed money, and every phone call inevitably involved asking for various things, without exception.

This Ellen Young appeared cold and uninterested in taking advantage of her sister; she was just too indifferent.

One couldn’t help but wonder how the two of them would get along when recording the program.

Felicia Frost was a bit worried.

Ellen Young stood up and said, “In this world, even if they are relatives, there’s no necessity to be together. After this program, we’ll be unrelated.”

Felicia Frost was somewhat surprised, “Do you really not want to go back? You have no thoughts on it at all? Even if you don’t return home, you could still keep in touch with Lucy Wood. Isn’t it good to have someone to rely on if you need help?”

Ellen Young replied indifferently, “We’ll see. I have things to start working on. Is there anything else you need?”

With the dismissal apparent, Felicia Frost naturally couldn’t stay any longer, sighed, and left.