Chapter 995 - 017 Jollie Auclair Apologies_4
Michael Auclair put down the things in his hands, which included a basket of fruit and many other tasty treats, as well as nutritional supplements. In short, they were sincere offerings bought from what was available in the market.
"..." Bernard Taylor and Avery Graham glanced at the assorted items they had brought, feeling indifferent. Giving gifts was just a way of apologizing, and truly, it wasn’t what they had been hoping for.
"Jollie, go and apologize." Michael Auclair nudged Jollie Auclair’s arm. With reluctance, Jollie stepped forward.
Despite her unwillingness, what Jollie said came across as genuinely heartfelt.
Before coming here, both Michael Auclair and Adelle Turner had reminded her not to act rashly. As for the future, they would address it when it came. But for now, they knew they couldn’t afford to provoke Avery Graham.
"Sister Avery, I’m sorry. I was too impulsive that day. Please, in your graciousness, overlook my childish actions and forgive my youthful ignorance. I promise, incidents like that won’t happen ever again," Jollie said, offering her apology to Avery Graham in front of Bernard Taylor, all of Avery’s shop assistants, and herself.
"I’ll overlook the matter from that day. Jollie, I am considering your mother’s feelings when I remind you to conduct yourself well, to be someone like your mother," Avery Graham nodded, indicating that she accepted Jollie Auclair’s apology.
"...Okay, thank you for your guidance, Sister Avery. I will definitely take it to heart," Jollie replied, including the current humiliation at Avery’s hands. If one day, she found someone even more influential than Bernard Taylor to rely on, she’d show both of them what she was made of.
She believed that one day, fortunes would change.
"All right, you can leave now." Avery Graham really didn’t want to see them any longer and urged them to go.
Michael Auclair looked at Bernard Taylor, who remained silent, which was taken as his agreement. Honestly, he didn’t want to see these siblings either, and Michael Auclair had the audacity to come with Adelle Turner.