<h4>Chapter 1365: 1365. Green coffee hello, green coffee goodbye</h4>


    Helen has a bad temper, but she is straightforward, unlike those women in prestigious families who are adept at using sneaky tactics; this puts her at a great disadvantage.


    rke Ainley looked at Harry Hall with a gaze so open and straightforward that no one could fault her for it.


    The next second, Harry Hall said:


    "Miss Ainley, you are Lady Ainley’s daughter, not my mother’s daughter, I believe if you don’t want toe over, how could my mother force you?"


    The previously straightforward face of rke Ainley suddenly stiffened, the muscles at the corners of her mouth twitching fiercely, clearly caught off guard by Harry’s directness, leaving her unprepared.


    "Perhaps Miss Ainley is straightforward, but some things, being straightforward is not enough, one needs to avoid any suspicion."


    Harry kept a serious expression, looking at the increasingly stiff rke Ainley, showing no mercy as he spoke:


    "I believe Miss Ainley is smart enough not to bring unnecessary suspicion upon herself, stirring up trouble. You being straightforward doesn’t mean others won’t think too much,


    why should Miss Ainley affect her own reputation for someone like me who is irrelevant to her?"


    With these words, Harry blocked any arguments rke Ainley had prepared in her throat.


    First praising her intelligence, then describing himself as someone unrted to her, he outright rified their rtionship, or rather, told her not to harbor thoughts about him.


    His words were so clear that if she still stubbornly stayed, it would be a reputation-damaging act.


    rke Ainleyughed bitterly inside, really, as awyer, his words were truly cutting.


    She felt annoyed inside, but her face showed no sign of it.


    Just when she thought Harry had finished speaking, she heard him continue:


    "Of course, if Miss Ainley feels that she really can’t refuse my mother’s request, no worries, I’ll speak to her, I assure you, she won’t dare to ask you toe here again."


    He emphasized the words "won’t dare," causing rke Ainley’s heart to skip a beat fiercely.


    Originally, she nned to continue to use Leanne Richards as a shield, iming she was relentlessly hounded by Richards.


    But Harry directly targeting his own mother made it impossible for her to use Leanne Richards as an excuse.


    If it were someone else’s son, mothers might not be afraid, but rke Ainley knew Harry was different.


    He had been raised by the Old Master of the Hall Family from a young age and was not close to his mother Leanne Richards.


    Even more so due to her infuriating antics, Harry could not possibly feel close to his mother Leanne Richards.


    Moreover, everyone knew that William Hall, the current head of the Hall n since Old Master’s death, had unashamedly supported his illegitimate son on the outside.


    If it wasn’t for part of the Hall n still controlled by Harry, the Hall n might already belong to that illegitimate son.


    It wasn’t that rke Ainley saw all this so clearly, rather it was Leanne Richards herself who told her.


    Leanne Richards wanted to secure a powerful Jackson n for Harry so that his hold on the Hall n would be even more secure.


    That’s why Leanne always told her that Harry would eventually be hers, that Helen Melendy didn’t have any capability to support him, they were just fooling around.


    But in the end, when she was reassured and never interfered in their dating, believing they were just fooling around, the two were actually about to get married.


    And now, Harry has made his stance absolutely clear.


    She knew that Harry didn’t need to do anything, just using the Hall n as a threat or even a warning to Leanne, Leanne wouldn’t dare to create trouble.