He Chose the So-Called Sister Chapter 150: Snowy Night With Lucas's Coat

Actually, she had been looking for a lawyer all this time. But any lawyer with any real ability was unwilling to take the case.

Even if a lawyer without the ability took the case, it wouldn't be of any use. She simply couldn't beat Gilbert's lawyer.

Sherry was already very grateful that they took her case.

After discussing this matter, everyone started talking about work.

Sherry initially felt that being an outsider might be bothering them, but they said they didn't mind. Lucas said, "You might find it difficult to understand at first, but attending more events like this will help your future development."

Sherry's hand holding the juice glass trembled.

Because she couldn't believe it. She couldn't believe this was real, and instinctively blurted out, "I'm just a useless tutor. I've always been a housewife. Can I have a future? I..."

Countless people mocked her for being a housewife, incapable, and nothing without the Bode family.

At most, she could invest in a small business. Whether she made money depended entirely on luck.

During her time with Lucas, she didn't believe he would steal someone else's business. She felt there must be a reason.

"Don't underestimate yourself. Everyone learns little by little. You're still young. Some people who started school late just graduated from college. It's never too late to start if you want to."

After Lucas finished speaking, everyone's jaws dropped.

"My God, Mr. Harrison can actually comfort people, and a woman at that!"

"Exactly. Mr. Harrison has never had a woman in his life. I always thought he might have feelings for me. Now I'm finally relieved."

"Have you fallen for her? Anyway, she's getting a divorce. Let me tell you, you'd better make your move early, or someone else will snatch her away."

Sherry choked on her drink, her face turning red. "Don't get me wrong. Lucas is still a student, younger than me. I've already been married once..."

Lucas was probably just feeling sorry for her.

He had asked her about the burn blisters on her hands before. Although his expression remained cold, a flicker of emotion crossed his eyes—most likely pity.

Sherry didn't want anyone to think she was presumptuous.

"Girl, that's not right of you. Everyone has the right to pursue their own happiness. So what if he's divorced? As long as Mr. Harrison can find someone to be with, even a mummy, we'd be happy. We're really worried he'll be single forever. He keeps asking us to hang out. He doesn't have a girlfriend, but we do."

Lucas neither confirmed nor denied it.

He put down his glass. Everyone present was older than him, but his presence was the strongest. Even though they were all exceptional individuals, the first person they saw upon entering the room was undoubtedly Lucas.

He was top-tier in terms of looks, physique, and family background.

Gilbert would pale in comparison.

Lucas was simply too handsome.

Sherry considered herself not lustful. Although she couldn't see her own face, she felt it burning hot.

Lucas raised his thin lips, his voice pleasant yet unnaturally cold. "Stop daydreaming. We're all single. We were drinking juice until midnight and no one called to come home."

Sherry felt a pang of heartbreak.

Especially Adam's milk drink, which seemed utterly out of place with the atmosphere. "You're the most hurtful one. Cheers."

Watching the various bottles and glasses being raised, Sherry couldn't help but laugh.

The fear and unpleasant memories of this place vanished instantly.

It was snowing.

Sherry only noticed the snow when she went outside. Although it wasn't particularly far from Seaseat City,

Seaseat City only saw snow occasionally. She'd only been there for two weeks and had already seen snow.

Lucas draped his black coat over her shoulders. His faint scent lingered on it. This time, it was sandalwood.

Lucas, dressed in a shirt and trousers, adjusting his watch, was devastatingly handsome. The veins on his fair skin were clearly visible.

Amidst the swirling snowflakes, his sharply defined features, illuminated by the streetlights, resembled a painting.

Passersby glanced at the two of them. Many wore expressions of envy.

Clearly, they recognized Lucas.

But unlike in Seaseat City, their gazes held no malice.

Before, because of those comments, she dared not appear in any public with Gilbert, fearing that people would smile at them to their faces and then turn away to say she was unworthy of him.