Chapter 83

As he spoke, Burgess's gaze fell on Oprah inside the room.

Hardy couldn't help but offer a reminder, "Mr. Burgess, if you like Miss Oprah, you should let her know and do things that make her happy. Otherwise, she might drift further away from you."

"That's none of your business."

Hardy knew he had overstepped, and his eyes beneath the gold-rimmed glasses dimmed slightly.

"I apologize."

Hardy always had a sense of decency. He had reminded Burgess because he didn't want him to regret it later.

He knew best about Burgess's changes during the six years Oprah was absent.

Burgess didn't blame him. After he left, Burgess returned to the room.

At this moment, Oprah had just received a call from Angela, telling her she had been released late last night.

"Oprah, did you go to find Burgess?" Angela felt something was off. She had called Oprah last night, but no one answered.

"Yes, I told him about it yesterday." Oprah didn't hide anything.