A Call That Changed Her Entire Life

"I'll let it go this time," said Tina, as she looked at Rose, with eyes full of contempt. She added,"Jasmyn, please don't bring every other Tom, Dick and Harry in front of me again. It's a degradation of my status."

Although, Rose was a good friend of hers, Jasmyn could not afford to offend Tina for Rose's sake. Immediately, she assured,"Okay, sure. It won't happen again."

"It's not that you are not allowed to bring people in, but you should bring in someone who is, at the very least, from a decent family, you know what I mean?"Tina smiled scornfully and looked away. She wouldn't even give Rose a second look.

"Okay, I get it, I get it."

What the two supercilious ladies failed to notice was that Rose lowered her head, her eyes overflowed with jealousy and her fists clenched tightly...

Just because they were born in notable families, and had respectable parents?

Why would she have to be looked down upon like that? She swore to herself that she would become one of them one day!

As Tina and Jasmyn were talking, a loud noise came from the first floor. All three of them were tempted to look down with curiosity.

Upon looking, Rose's heart filled with hatred.

Jack was fashioning a well-tailored black suit which highlighted his handsome feature remarkably, whereas Emily's snow-white skin was glowing in her luxurious white dress. Elegance and poise exuded from her presence, natural but not superficial. She was like a 'breath of fresh air' in the banquet.

The two entered the hall, hand in hand. Their appearance drew the attention of numerous people in the hall.

Jack gave conventional greetings all the way through, never once forgetting to introduce the lady beside him as "My girlfriend, Emily".

It seemed like he was very keen on announcing his sovereignty over her to people, so that everyone would know that Emily was his woman.

Rose stood above them, glaring at them from a safe distance. Her eyes were filled with intense hatred and envy.

she stay here to suffer harsh words from these rich, spoiled girls? While Emily could march into the hall and become

expression on Tina's face. Suddenly, she came across an idea. She pretended to be surprised when she blurted out,"How come the woman's dress... Doesn't she know that this reception is in honor

it was loud enough to be heard by Tina, as

was her favorite dress. It suited her perfectly, and she wore it specifically for one man, but she never expected that someone else

Damn it all!

Tina would not admit it on her own, it was clear that the dress suited Emily better, and the glow

she provoke you openly?" Jasmyn also felt indignant for

didn't say anything, as her piercing eyes fixated

and pretended to

her!" Jasmyn exclaimed. She remembered Rose hatefully speaking ill of Emily, so she poured them onto Tina by saying,"She is a sketchy person and a shameless, man-digging fox. She would flirt with any

I think Jack

and false accusations; dirty rumors and her destructive involvement in other people's love life. The only difference in Rose's version was that the bad guy

feud with this woman, don't you?" I will give you a once in a lifetime opportunity. Help me teach Emily a lesson and I will take all the

dare. Under Jack's protection, Emily is well known for

as her eyes flashed with anger. She continued,"She has

that Jack is afraid of, but the Tao clan. If it were not for your family's backing, you

to stop her from acting out rashly and asked,"Tina, do you

like this. I will show her

don't you think that

"So what?"

was so arrogant and self-indulgent when she was young that even when the sky collapsed, her parents and brothers would take the

if that person was Jack, Tina wouldn't consider his status as the eldest son from a prominent clan. The only person she cared about was Jacob,

the nephew of Jacob. How embarrassing would it be for the both of you to run into each other everyday once you get married to Jacob. What's more, If you, the future aunt of Jack, cause him

Jasmyn was saying, but she felt extremely uncomfortable,"Should we let her go without