Chapter 2382: Chapter 2391: The Luckiest Thing Was Meeting Baron Lawrence

Miranda Lewis thought Enna Clark should be grateful in her heart, but she still hypocritically said, "Enna, that’s not what I meant. What I mean is, you don’t have to keep getting hung up on the past. You’re doing so well now, why bother arguing with someone who’s not even cultured?"

This ’I’m weak, so I’m right’ mentality was taken to the extreme by Miranda.

Enna Clark looked at her sarcastically, "What you mean is, she sold me, and just because she sold me to someone who treated me decently, I should be grateful for being sold, grateful for the chance to meet that person?"

Miranda sneered inwardly, thinking, ’Isn’t that so? If it weren’t for her mom forcing Enna Clark to provide money for Grandpa’s surgery, would Enna have had the chance to meet that man at the top of the pyramid? Would she have today? Even crows repay favors, but not her—she always dwells on small things from the past and forgets the benefits she’s gotten.’

Though she thought this, Miranda didn’t dare show it on her face and only said, "She was wrong, I admit she was wrong. But Enna, didn’t you suffer no real loss?"

Enna Clark really wanted to slap her, looking at her coldly, mocking, "No loss? You think that because of that incident—breaking up, dropping out of school, getting kicked out of the house, becoming pregnant out of wedlock, living abroad alone with a child for five years—that none of this counts as a loss to you?"

Under her gaze, Miranda shrank back but still insisted, "But at least you met President Lawrence."

Enna Clark had indeed suffered hardships before.

Even at eighteen, pregnant with a bastard as an illegitimate daughter cousin, who knew she was actually pregnant with the child of the man every woman in the world wanted to marry?

And he turned out to be a genius.

And a boy.

Later, she got incredibly lucky, and her life seemed like it had a cheat code.

Enna Clark pursed her lips, her eyes warming, "You’re right, the luckiest thing for me was that the person I met was him."

Not someone else.

Miranda breathed a sigh of relief, thinking Enna Clark agreed with her, promptly said, "Right, you see, you suffered a bit, but since you met President Lawrence, you shouldn’t hold a grudge against my mom. Besides, she’s been ill recently, she really regrets it, and she misses you a lot."

Enna Clark was simply saying that meeting Baron Lawrence during her darkest times was her life’s greatest blessing, not that she agreed with Miranda, thinking Michelle Lewis asking her for money and pushing her to desperation was what gave her the chance to meet Baron Lawrence.

She wasn’t so naïve as to thank someone for selling her and then feel sorry for their trouble in selling.

But Enna Clark didn’t want to keep arguing with her. With someone whose worldviews don’t align, no matter what you say, they shamelessly believe they are right.

Because in her worldview, there’s only herself; as long as she did it, right or wrong, she can justify it.

Talking about right and wrong with this kind of person is just wasting your breath.

Enna Clark threw the tissue she used to wipe her hands into a nearby trash can and asked directly, "So, what did you come to me for? It’s not to talk about the past, is it? Just say it. I don’t have time to waste with you here; unlike you, I have things to do."

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