Memories Of The Night 362 Chapter 362: Certainly Feels Lucky

When a person rapidly changes from poverty to wealth, he will inevitably tread on air. Farrah is no exception.

She never refuses the business cards handed over by people; she is willing to accept the compliments and flattery of people; her face is filled with a n.o.ble smile.

However, after dealing with those who come to please her, Farrah finally squeezes out the crowd and comes to Katrina.

"Farrah!"

The moment she sees Farrah, Katrina lights up from dullness.

"Farrah, how beautiful you are today! I witnessed everything you did on the stage! Congratulations! "

Taking Katrina's hands, Farrah smiles, "Thank you, Katrina, for coming today! But you're now pregnant, and it's so noisy and chaotic here. I'm really about you. If you feel tired, let Aaron take you back first. I really don't mind."

Now, Katrina has been to the banquet.

She has also witnessed she becomes a member of the Simons and owns her own love.

Now, Farrah is just a little worried that Katrina is a time bomb if she keeps staying here.

What if Grandpa comes out and comes across Katrina accidentally?

In short, Farrah still wants to persuade Katrina to go back for the sake of caring about her body.

However, Katrina shakes her head. "Farrah, that's all right. You see I'm very well now!"

This is the most important day in Farrah's life.

As her best friend, she naturally wants to witness the whole process.

Is it not too perfunctory for her to leave so fast after her arrival?

Seeing Katrina refuses to leave early, Farrah does not dare show too much impatience for fear of being seen.

No way, she can only take a glance at Katrina with a worried face and says, "Okay, Katrina, take good care of yourself and don't go away. I may be very busy later. I don't have so much time to accompany you and have to leave you alone. You must be well by yourself! If you have any problems here I'll blame myself!"

Hearing Farrah's concern, Katrina feels warmth beyond words.

She speaks with a bright smile, "You're the heroine of today. Don't worry, I know! You just go, I will take good care of myself. I will not give you any trouble!"

Just when Farrah is asking Katrina not to go away...

Just then, a woman comes in with a hurry expression, probably late for the party.

When she walks into the banquet, she sees Katrina standing not far away at first sight, which is smiling like a flower.

At that moment, the woman is stunned on the spot, because that smile is so familiar.

The woman crosses the crowd and hurries toward Katrina as if there is only Katrina in her eyes and no one else.

When she walks to Katrina, she says, "You're Eric's granddaughter, right. I'm your mother's best friend. You can call me, Carly! What's your name?"

Both Katrina and Farrah are surprised by the sudden voice.

Katrina looks with astonishment at the lady in her forties whose skin and figure are well maintained.

If the lady hasn't stared at her, Katrina would think she has misheard.

Katrina points incredibly at herself, "You mean me?"

The lady nods, but her eyes are fixed on Katrina without moving away.

Farrah, on the other hand, is so scared that she almost stops breathing when she hears the words of the lady.

She is stiff, and her heart is beating hard.

Eric's daughter's best friend before she died...

Why does she first come to Katrina when she comes in?

How on earth does she recognize that Katrina is the real granddaughter of the Simons?

Even the best friend of Jessica can recognize the daughter of her when she sees Katrina at first sight.

So when the other family members see Katrina, will they even doubt her ident.i.ty?

At that moment, Farrah is sweating cold and nervous and is almost going mad.

It's like the secret you've worked so hard to keep is about to be revealed.

It's like all the glory you've earned so hard is about to disappear into the foam.

She has a hard time getting all this today. She finally gets an ident.i.ty as Bob's girlfriend. She hasn't enjoyed everything enough. How can she just lose it?

She can't fall back into the earth from the sky.

She can't accept that such a thing is happening.

In case Eric knows her ident.i.ty is false...

Not only will she be expelled from the family so that she cannot get these honors and riches, but even Bob will also break up with her.

By that time, she really has nothing.

Farrah is afraid that Katrina will ask questions she shouldn't ask because of curiosity.

Fortunately, realizing that the lady in front of them is only mistaken, she smiles, "You may mistake. I'm not Eric's granddaughter, she's!"

Katrina says, pulling Farrah from the side to the lady.

"This is Eric's granddaughter, Farrah. Carly, you must be looking for her!"

Farrah, though frozen and stiff tries to squeeze out a smile and greets, "It's a pleasure to meet you, Carly."

The lady stares at Farrah in front of her.

Indeed, in terms of dress, she looks more solemn, more like today's focus.

However, she can't find the trace of her best friend in every means; however, she looks at the girl in front of her.

Instead, she feels so familiar with the simile of the other girl.

But since Eric recognizes her, there must be no mistake.

Maybe she is just blindfolded and mistaking it.

At the thought of this, the woman laughs awkwardly, "I'm so sorry, I just mistook someone. Farrah, I had a good relations.h.i.+p with your mother. I didn't expect to see you more than twenty years later. I'm really happy. If there is any I can help, just come to me, and I will do my best to help you!"

"Thank you. If my mother knows, she will certainly feel lucky for having such a good friend as you."