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Find Me In Your Labyrinth novel Chapter 1285

Henson suddenly turned to Simone, "Why is Ms. Macclain so hard on Carmella?"

Simone glanced at Estelle, "Obviously, she's jealous that Carmella became Yulia's personal designer. That made her look bad, so she's taking it out on Carmella."

Henson then looked at Estelle, "Ms. Macclain, I trust you. Tell us the truth."

Estelle calmly said, "Carmella is indeed Yulia's personal designer. But Carmella wasn't satisfied with what Yulia was offering her and secretly reached out to Yvonne. She was reprimanded when Yulia found out. Of course, there's another reason why she quit.”

"Sis!"

Carmella suddenly cut off Estelle, her eyes full of panic, and she said in a trembling voice, "It's my fault. I shouldn't have accepted Yulia's offer to be her personal designer. Let's just leave it at that, I don't blame you!"

Leonie made a disgusted face, "How come you’re not blaming Estelle anymore as soon as she shows up? Before, you were acting like you’ve been wronged, blaming everything on Estelle. Now that Estelle is here, you can clear things up. Did you leave the crew because of Estelle?"

Estelle didn't say a word, a cold smile hanging on her lips, she just looked at Carmella lightly.

Carmella was scared of the way Estelle was looking at her now, afraid she would bring up Victor, and quickly shook her head, "No, it's not her fault. I was in the wrong."

Simone frowned at her, "Carmella, if something isn’t fair, just say so. Your dad and I will protect you. We're not going to let anyone bully you, no matter what it takes!"

Carmella looked resigned and didn't want to say more, "Mom, it's my fault for not being clear before, don't blame her!"

Bennett asked in a serious tone, "What the hell happened?"

Henson said, "Can't you guys see? Someone's feeling guilty!"

Sallie chimed in, "Some people blame everything on Estelle when she's not around and then admit their mistakes as soon as she shows up. It's so shameless!"

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