""At first, it's you who has driven me out of the Anderson family! You've told me to break off with the Anderson family! Now, are you qualified to ask me to help you?""
""My fiancé has paid off your kindness to me! So remember, I don't owe you anything. You're not qualified to constraint me with morality!""
Katrina's voice is not high, but her words are steady and powerful.
Hearing Katrina's words, Winnie feels a little panicky.
Winnie always feels that Katrina has changed a lot.
Katrina is no longer the obedient girl who has never resisted even being scolded by Winnie.
Now Katrina seems to be much more confident and powerful than before.
In front of Katrina, Winnie really lacks self-confidence.
Yeah, everyone will change.
Previously, for the sake of nurturing grace, Katrina has always been bullied and dared not resist. She could only endure in silence.
However, when she learned that Carl was the indirect murderer of her father's death, Katrina's gratitude for the Anderson family disappeared completely. She no longer has to face them with her original mentality. Her mentality has changed, so her attitude would naturally change with it.
Additionally…
After the ""Farrah"" incident, Katrina realizes that people can't be too kind.
Now, she has her own baby and the people she wants to protect, so she can't be too weak.
""Katrina, you...""
Even though Katrina has decisively rejected Winnie's request, Winnie is still reluctant to leave.
Apart from Katrina, Winnie doesn't know who to turn to for help or who can help them.
Winnie finally says imploringly, ""Katrina, it's all out fault. That was said in a moment of anger. Don't take it seriously.""
""Katrina, please! The Anderson enterprise is you, Uncle Anderson's lifelong effort. When your uncle was alive, he has always treated you well. For the sake of your uncle, please help us!""
""Katrina, Samuel has owed a lot of loans to the bank and can't afford it. Because of the lack of funds and the inability to work on the project, all the people are clamoring to sue him. Do you have the heart to see him go to prison?""
Winnie tries to use Carl to gain Katrina's sympathy.
However, Katrina ignores Winnie and snorts coldly, ""Shouldn't a man like him be in prison?""
In the past, Samuel broke into Katrina's room in an attempt to **** her.
Before, for his own benefit, Samuel drugged Katrina and locked her in Melvin's room, almost causing her to be raped.
Shouldn't Samuel be imprisoned for his evil deeds?
She will be very pleased if Samuel is in prison.
Katrina's being hard-hearted is beyond Winnie's expectation.
In any case, Winnie doesn't expect that Katrina, now, has become so iron-hearted that no one shakes her and firmly refuses to help them.
Winnie feels extremely helpless.
After all, she has thought about all the ways she can think of and said all the things she can say.
But she's unwilling to leave empty-handed.
W