Even After Death by Lilting Champ

Janice chose a cocktail dress for Olivia too.

Different from Janice's dark green dress, Olivia's was white.

Wearing white pearl earrings and the bracelet that was specially meant for Mrs. Miller, Olivia seemed like the prettiest flower of all.

Meanwhile, it was Jessica's first time attending the Millers' event as Mrs. Miller Senior.

She looked like a jewelry model with all the accessories she donned.

It was as if she was afraid that others wouldn't know that she was rich.

She hoped she had more heads and arms to flex her wealth with all her accessories.

The Miller family hadn't made an official announcement, but word had gotten out within the circle.

Janice had been resting in the Miller residence after getting dumped.

Harold was already old, but his son worried him.

In the end, Jessica managed to become Mrs. Miller Senior.

So what if Janice was married to Kenneth early on? After trying to win his heart for so many years, she still divorced in the end.

Janice hadn't shown herself yet, but there were a lot of nosy people in the hall.

Everyone was fawning over Jessica.

she was never acknowledged by the Millers, she managed to make

mock her behind her back by

hold her head high after becoming the official Mrs.

if they looked down on her, they were deeply impressed by her

what's your skincare routine? You don't look like

You're different from us.

iron could smoothen

putting yourself down, Mrs.

That's exaggerating.

try to stay positive and keep up with my exercise routine, so my complexion looks

like

will make our face look stiff." “That's

a natural beauty, Mrs. Miller

Senior's love for you never changed despite so

"Unlike us, you're lucky.

through our life." "I know, right? I heard that Mr. Miller Senior is

isn't it?"

Senior a long time ago, but someone else took her place

threatens others by saying that she'll commit suicide out of

fact that Mr.

she always throwing a tantrum? She shouldn't

how she is right now? It's been over 20 years since we

is nothing like Mrs. Miller Senior." The more they spoke ill of

so many

for her, she figured