Meet My Brothers by Red Thirteen

Chapter 543

Mia flashed a slightly awkward yet polite smile. “Compared to your accomplishments, Jeremy, mine seem insignificant.”

Ramona couldn’t resist interjecting, “Even if Mia snagged the first prize, what’s the big deal? I heard she ditched college for some guy, so now she probably only has a high school diploma.

“What reputable company would hire someone with just a high school education?”

Jolene chimed in, “Exactly. These days, having a solid education is crucial for securing job opportunities.”

Ramona adopted a seemingly caring tone as she spoke, “Mia, I genuinely feel sorry for you. You had such good grades back then, even securing a spot in a top–tier university.

“But it’s such a shame that you dropped out for a guy. If only you had a degree from a prestigious university now, along with this award, finding a good job would be a breeze.”

“Who said Mia only has a high school diploma?”

Just then, Gina barged through the door and confronted Ramona directly.

“Mia has been diligently preparing for her resit examinations on campus. Once she passes her exams and gets her thesis approved, she’ll successfully obtain her graduation certificate.”

she suddenly decide to

achieve something doesn’t mean others can’t. As I mentioned, Mia is back

she’ll graduate from Halvard University, a top–tier institution, unlike someone who holds only an associate degree and still has the audacity to belittle

referring to as an associate degree holder? I’ve been studying abroad for quite some time now. It’s at a prestigious university in Nord City, a place most people can only

Ramona is currently studying abroad as

“That must have been quite expensive, huh?”

is well–off. Are you feeling envious or

sleeve, shaking her head subtly. “Let it be, there’s

to defend you here. Given that you haven’t attended any class reunions in the past few years, you might not be aware

opportunity to set

dropped out of college for a guy back then.

before responding, “No, we’re no longer together.”

quite difficult these days. Perhaps I should help you find someone,” Ramona

responded with a wry smile. “That won’t be necessary. We aren’t close