She had fallen for James Foster, not just recently; he was the one she wanted to rely on, but he was no longer interested in her.
This left her feeling bitter and miserable.
Ever since Watson started coming to the shop, she could see that James was still very attentive to Watson. He would wait for Watson to arrive before eating, serve her rice and soup, and when going to the supermarket, he'd never forget to buy snacks for Watson. When there were no customers, he would stand at the second-floor entrance to secretly watch Watson.
All his actions were noticed by Mary Pond.
He and Watson had just met, and judging by his attitude, James Foster was quite satisfied with Watson. If Watson wasn't satisfied with him, their marriage would be particularly cautious.
Thinking of this, Mary Pond walked out of the private room.
After work in the evening, she took her pajamas to go shower, and Watson was already in the shower.
