Changing Only For Her novel (Sophie and Tristan) novel Chapter 172

Chapter 172 Are You Jealous Of Me

“Soph, I didn’t do it on purpose. I really didn’t see you.” Willow feigned remorse. “Anyway, you can stop worrying about me fighting with you over Mason. Since you like him, you can go ahead and have him.”

“Willow, you disgust me.” Sophie’s eyes were piercingly cold. “Haven’t you fallen head over heels in love with him? What’s wrong? Have you changed your target?”

Willow was outraged.

“What are you trying to say? I just realized that some things couldn’t be forced. Since Mason has no feelings for me, there’s no point in me losing my dignity over him.” So what if I have really changed my target? Since Mason doesn’t want me as his girlfriend, there’s no point in me throwing myself at him. Besides, isn’t Clayton a hundred times better than he is?

“Have you heard of the Zales family?” Willow gloated all of a sudden. “It’s only now that I discovered I like ambitious men like Clayton.”

“How the f*ck is that my business?” Sophie didn’t mince her words. “Willow, let me warn you. I don’t care what you want to do. However, if your actions harm the Tanner family’s interest, I’ll definitely make you pay.”

Is she not taking me seriously because I have yet to hold her accountable for the incident with the picture?

Due to Josiah’s condition, Sophie had no time to deal with Willow. But now, the latter was getting increasingly on her nerves.

Willow broke into a smirk.

“Sophie, I knew you have always been jealous of me. What’s wrong? Are you also going to seduce Clayton just to spite me?”

Sophie’s eyes narrowed with a dangerous glint in them.

If they weren’t in a ward and Josiah wasn’t already sleeping, Sophie would definitely have taught Willow a lesson.

“Willa, that’s enough.” Charmaine was also worried that their exchange would escalate into an argument in the ward.

“I’m not trying to meddle in your affairs, but you had better not get yourself so deep into trouble that you have to beg me for help.”

Does she even know what kind of person Clayton is? She must be deluded to think that she can manipulate him. That aside, am I his target, or is Tristan?

“Let me tell you; you’re obviously jealous of me. There’s no doubt about it.” Willow was extremely full of herself.

“Take her away.” Sophie had lost her patience for further conversation, as she felt like she was speaking to a fool.

Sensing Sophie’s exasperation, Charmaine grabbed Willow and walked away.

Upon leaving the ward, she remarked, “Willa, there’s still a long way to go before you and Clayton are together, and yet—”

“Mom, I’m confident that Clayton will definitely fall into my grasp. How can you not trust me?” Willow was upset by her mother’s lack of faith.

Charmaine’s concern intensified upon hearing her daughter’s words.

“Can it be that Clayton is trying to use you?” With tons of girls clamoring to be with him, why would he give Willow special treatment?

Charmaine’s doubt struck a nerve with Willow.

“Mom, what’s that supposed to mean? Am I not worthy of someone’s love?” How can she think that of me?

Charmaine held Willow’s hand gently and comforted her, “Willa, that’s not what I meant. I’m just worried about you due to Clayton’s bad reputation.”

I don’t doubt the influence of the Zales family in Jipsdale, but Clayton is an infamous playboy who is surrounded by girls everywhere he goes. Thus, are his feelings for Willow true?

“I know everyone has a bad impression of him, but it doesn’t matter, for I’ll be the one whom he settles down with.” Willow knew she had no control over the past. All that mattered was that he would change for the better once both of them were together.

“All right now, you should go. If you have time, get yourself some new clothes. You don’t want to be outshone by the girls who are throwing themselves at Clayton.” Charmaine had barely spoken when she handed Willow a card.

“That’s all, run along now. I’ll keep an eye on things here. There’s no need for you to be around.” All you’ll end up doing is getting into an argument with Sophie.

“Fine, I’m off then. When Grandpa awakes, tell him that I dropped by. Otherwise, he will think that Sophie is the only one who’s concerned about him.” I care about him too, all right?

Given what happened to Mason, she no longer has any chance with him.

“Dad, how can you say that about Willa? She has always been a good girl. You shouldn’t accuse her of gallivanting outside.” That’s not an appropriate statement to make.

“It’s true that she’s a good girl but unfortunate that both of you have spoilt her.” Ever since she was young, all she cared about was fawning upon the powerful instead of learning a proper skill. Moreover, it will only get worse when she grows up.