Abigail’s Second Life

Abigail was unaware that Luna had fallen ill immediately after her departure.

While at the airport, she called Simond.

"I'll be gone for half a day. Can you keep an eye on Luna for me? Letknow if anything happens," Abigail said

as she sat in the waiting area, waiting for her ticket to be checked. "There's already an issue. She's been crying

alone in her room for half an hour," Simond informed her. "She's more dependent on you than you think. Is it

necessary for you to go back?" Abigail stood up, gazing at the exit, wishing she could return to Luna

immediately.

"I've already made an appointment with the client." She started to feel a headache. If she had known, she

wouldn't have agreed to meet the client so hastily. There must be other ways!

"In that case, you should go back. It's not a big deal. Finish your business as soon as possible and cback. I'll

take care of her. Besides, her illness won't improve overnight. You can't always do this; you need to learn to

prioritize," Simond calmly advised Abigail.

Abigail felt as if her legs weighed a thousand pounds.

Just then, the airport announced that it was tfor ticket checking.

After she ended the call, Abigail held her ticket tightly. After a moment, she tore it up and turned towards the

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She hailed a cab and returned to Luna's place.

As she stood by the door, she saw Luna sitting in the living room, crying and making bracelets. She quickly

walked up to her and embraced Luna as she said, "I'm still very concerned about you. Don't cry, okay?"

"Did | hold you back?" Luna asked through her tears.

"No, you are the most important person to me. Everything else can wait," Abigail assured her. Even if the client

becangry and Garrett resigned, she couldn't leave Luna in this state.

Luna sobbed quietly. "I want to be stronger, but... | can't control my emotions. | really hate myself for being like

this and always causing trouble for you."

"How could that be? We are best friends, and your well-being is the most important thing," Abigail comforted her

as she patted her back.

Luna hugged Abigail and whispered, "I really like it when you're here with me. When I'm alone, it feels like a

cage, and I'm afraid to go out... It's really contradictory."

"It's okay; I'll be with you. I'll always be with you," Abigail reassured her and wiped away her tears.

Luna's gloomy heart seemed to warm up at that moment because of Abigail.

As she looked at Abigail's familiar face, she felt an unprecedented sense of security.

Abigail wiped her tears and said softly, "You continue making bracelets. I'll contact the client, okay?"

"Okay!" Luna nodded vigorously.

In a nearby building, Simond put away his telescope. He turned to Zack beside him and remarked, "I didn't

expect her illness to be genuine. Abigail truly has a strong bond with her. Their friendship is more genuine than

gold. People often say that girls have fake friendships, but theirs is more authentic than anyone else's."

"Fake friendships are the exception. You're biased against girls," Zack laughed. "I told you before, Luna truly has

depression. No one can fake it so convincingly. There's no light in her eyes."

"But | still feel like she doesn't belong," Simond expressed. "I've met countless people, and | absolutely trust my

intuition."

"Your intuition is right. Only twill reveal what's wrong," Zack calmly replied.

Simond made a face and remained silent.

Abigail contacted the client. She took a deep breath and apologized, "I'm truly sorry, but | can't cback today.

My friend really needs me."

The client was speechless.

After stime, the client finally spoke up, "Miss Quinn, how long have we been working together? We started

collaborating when L.Moon was just starting out. Now, it seems like you no longer value clients like us, am |

right?"

Abigail immediately responded, "If | didn't care, | wouldn't have been working with you all this time. Your words

really hurt my feelings."

"Miss Quinn..."

"Let's make a deal. I'm willing to give you a 1% profit. We can arrange a video conference to address any

concerns. Do you think my sincerity is sufficient?" Abigail interrupted the client. The client was taken aback by

her sudden offer to sacrifice profit and fell silent.

After a moment, the client awkwardly said, "If you really can't make it, | won't force you to meet. However, your

new design has been accused of plagiarism... It's causing a delay in our new product launch. If you could

personally create a design... | heard that's how you made up for Charm."

Abigail furrowed her brow. "Which designer's work was accused of plagiarism? Have we conducted an

investigation? Is it confirmed?"

"It's confirmed. Your designer has already apologized," the client informed her.

Abigail pursed her lips and felt slightly irritated. "I don't have the time. Can you find another designer?"

"There's no need for compromises. If you're truly busy, | won't take advantage of your situation. We've been

working together for so long; it wouldn't be fair forto exploit you. You can simply create a design yourself as

compensation." The client chuckled.

In the end, they still wanted her designs.

Her designs now started at eight million each. Once they were mass-produced, they would sell like hotcakes.

These people were all shrewd, and they knew exactly how to maximize their profits.

As for L.Moon... It seemed like she needed to seek Sean's help again to properly resolve these issues. They kept

causing her trouble every other day.