Mr. Grant Treats Me Like a Treasure-Chapter 392 - 391: Not a Good Person

She didn’t love Joel Quinn, so Claire Sullivan wasn’t too heartbroken over his betrayal. She was angry with herself for finding a scumbag who hurt Serena Sullivan and regretted it.

But in front of Mr. Sterling, she harbored a deep-rooted hatred.

At this moment, she feared even more that Mr. Sterling would reveal their past acquaintance. He didn’t love her, nor did he ever treat Serena as his daughter, and the possibility of him bringing up their history wasn’t out of the question.

"Hello!" Mr. Sterling responded tersely, glancing at Claire Sullivan’s hand without touching it.

Claire Sullivan withdrew her hand with a cold smile, thinking if he found her dirty, she found him disgusting!

"Serena, let’s go." Claire Sullivan turned her head with a smile and said to Serena Sullivan.

Serena knew Mr. Sterling was aloof and unfathomable, so it was understandable that he didn’t touch Claire Sullivan’s hand.

"Okay!" Serena replied, not wanting to spend more time with Mr. Sterling.

Claire Sullivan gave Mr. Sterling a smile, but as she pushed Serena past him, the smile vanished, replaced by an exceptionally sharp look filled with chilling disdain.

Why did he break his promise and come to Solaria after all!

Claire Sullivan suddenly became uneasy, recalling how Mr. Sterling bumped into Serena at the mall, fearing he was targeting her.

After a few steps, Claire Sullivan spoke to Serena, "This man looks difficult to deal with, Serena, you should keep your distance."

Serena felt the same way in her heart.

"I know."

Their conversation was clearly overheard by Mr. Sterling, and his already cold demeanor grew darker, his hands clenched tightly.

Claire Sullivan!

More detestable than before!

He turned around and walked in the other direction, picking up a call from Wyatt Sterling on the way.

Wyatt reported on work. Groomed meticulously by the old man, Wyatt was outstanding and having such a son was his pride.

In his lifetime, having an excellent son, a beautiful and healthy daughter, and a gentle and virtuous wife, he should be content.

Claire Sullivan followed Serena’s car, contemplating she needed to ask Serena about Mr. Sterling.

"Serena, this Mr. Sterling is really no good."

Mr. Sterling was unfathomable, Serena knew, but to say he was no good, that...

"Why are you so sure?"

In front of Mr. Sterling, Claire Sullivan acted very naturally.

Afterward, Claire repeatedly said Mr. Sterling was bad. For someone to have such a negative impression of another just from one encounter, it felt inexplicably odd to Serena.

Cornered by Serena’s question, Claire Sullivan didn’t want Serena to have much contact with Mr. Sterling, but she couldn’t rush things.

"Just a feeling."

That was all she could say, and to keep Serena from doubting further, she asked, "Serena, what do you think?"

"He’s a good husband and a good father," Serena stated frankly, "but he’s no good."

In that aspect, Serena and Claire Sullivan shared the same view.

Claire Sullivan nodded, then suddenly doubted. Serena was so sure Mr. Sterling was no good.

Could it be that Mr. Sterling had hurt Serena?

The confusion in Claire Sullivan’s eyes was apparent to Serena, who said, "He previously invited me to a Sterling Corporation party."

Serena simply recounted the events at the Sterling Corporation. Claire Sullivan had been in a low mood yesterday and met with Ruth Hale today, so she didn’t know what had happened at the party.

Upon hearing how Mr. Sterling had stepped on Serena to make Miss Sterling outshine, Claire Sullivan furiously cursed, "Bastard!"