Beyond the Divorce

The mother and daughter's faces turned red.

I said, "Anyway... wait! After all, even after doing all these vulgar and despicable things, they can still brazenly spout nonsense, flaunting their virtues in public and behind people's backs. Such people are everywhere, right?" I was really on the verge of laughing out loud.

I held back my laughter and continued, "I just said a few words about the chair, and it's considered a sign of the decline of morality! Grandma, you haven't seen the world! Don't go around accusing people. I've never liked that kind of thing!

"As for manners? People without manners naturally don't understand a refined upbringing! Otherwise, how could they engage in such underhanded deeds? Grandma, you simply don't understand our upbringing, just as we don't understand yours!" After saying that, I looked at the mother and daughter with great seriousness, pretending to be carefree.

However, I was sure they wouldn't dare respond. After all, it's a matter of dignity.

The more one engages in these abhorrent behaviors, the greater their fear of having their masks taken off.

armrest of the chair. Perhaps she had never encountered a "rash"

your nails! It would be a pity if they

to speak, the butler walked in

looked outside and indeed saw

I glanced at each other. It seemed that Celine's invitation today

smiled at me and said, "Come! Let me show you

for Atlas to hold, then looked at Celine without changing my expression and said,

seething with anger, but

little furious before, but now she was grinning and