Chapter 807 Becoming Sisters

Lawson's lounge was simple yet luxurious, more like a private parlor. A ring of palm-brown leather couches lined the wall, and the square coffee table in the center was covered with drinks and snacks brought in by the two men for their women. But Sarah and Serena occupied only the seats by the window; the rest of the room sat empty. If they refused Juliet and Yelena a place to rest, it would make them look petty. But letting them stay—when they barely knew the girls—also felt off. With outsiders present, how were Sarah and Serena supposed to have a private conversation?