Find Me In Your Labyrinth novel Chapter 83

Leonie cried her eyes out as she recounted the whole story, and then begged Sabina to ask Jonathan to put in a good word for Sallie so that Charlie would let her off the hook.

"Oh, I see," Sabina said in a flat tone. "Alright, I'll talk to Mr. Lamont when he's available."

"Please do, Sabina. Sallie is still locked up at the police station, and she's never experienced anything like this before. I'm sure she's terrified. Please hurry."

Sabina was getting a bit annoyed. "I got it. I have a meeting to attend now. Talk to you later."

Leonie still had more to say, but she didn't dare call back as Sabina hung up the phone.

"What did Sabina say?" Stanley immediately asked.

"Well, she said she would talk to Jonathan," Leonie replied.

"That's good, then!" Stanley breathed a sigh of relief.

Leonie was still worried, but she had no choice but to wait.

On the other end, Sabina returned to the meeting room and continued with the meeting. An hour later, the meeting adjourned, and she followed Jonathan back to his office.

As Sabina recalled Leonie's words, she pondered how to bring up the topic with Jonathan.

She felt embarrassed to even mention how Leonie and her daughter had been played like fools by a man. It wasn't the kind of story she wanted to share out of fear that Mr. Lamont might laugh at her.

Jonathan sat behind his massive desk with a window behind him, overlooking half of J City. He was wearing a well-fitted custom suit, looking handsome and nonchalant. As he signed a few documents, he noticed Sabina's serious expression and asked, "What's up?"

Sabina hesitated. She had vowed to separate work from personal matters during her interview with The Lamont Group. Now, she was afraid that bringing up private matters would ruin her image in Jonathan's eyes, especially something humiliating like this.

Suddenly, Jonathan's phone rang, and he picked it up, walked to the window, and answered.