She chooses the option that doesn't require her to confront anyone, leaving merely a note on the table to let Lily know that she has moved out with no forwarding address. She changes her number and quits her job too. Both are just more trouble than they're worth.
It feels a bit odd, at first, being unemployed, but it's not like she hasn't the money, especially now that she's no longer paying an extravagant amount on accommodation.
Gwen finds out more about Lily gradually. James and his lawyers are building a case against her and her family for embezzling funds and faking the will and conspiring with the family lawyer. There's also multiple cases about them deliberately running the business to the ground, though James admits that's a stretch since it's more incompetence than deliberate sa
