My Dreamy Old Husband

Chapter 1208

Sophia gave Callum a call to ask about it. “You should pack your things up and make some space for us; your dad’s about to get himself two more sons. Cade and I are probably going to snatch your role as the successor soon,” he said.

“F*ck off!” Sophia ended the call. She was now certain that Cooper and Anna had indeed made some progress. But for some reason, she still felt an uneasy feeling in her chest after learning about this…

…

Wednesday was the day of Sandra’s public swimming competition. She sent an invitation over to Sophia before the day itself. It was Sandra’s big day—she wanted Sophia to feel helpless as the latter watched her rising to power once again. Sandra did a lot of self-promotion before the competition day itself, for she wanted to show everyone what being the world champion looked like! She also remembered to include Sophia in the advertisements and promotions for her competition—she mentioned something about Sophia coming to support her as they were close friends. As a result, the animal and environmental protection workers all camped outside the swimming pool stadium on that day itself as they wanted to force Sophia to give a statement on her actions.

The inside of the stadium was filled with reporters and the press although the event itself was merely a national-level competition that didn’t gain international attention. The size of the competition was far from international ones like the Universal Games, and it might be overshadowed by the Winter Universal Games, which had just ended. Regardless, there was still a large audience, for it was a relatively popular local event.

a lot of attention from the public. The Mitchell Group had undergone a large number of changes as well. Ever since they had the large meeting at their ancestral grave, many of the senior workers in Mitchell’s Technology had quit their jobs there and went over to Cooper’s side. There were only a few Mitchells who remained in senior positions, but a skinny camel was still larger than a horse; the company managed to survive despite their loss of workers. Sandra was certain that she would

Sandra wasn’t bothered by them at all. All the cameras were turned toward Sandra; they practically broadcasted her entire warmup routine. Every now and then, the flashing lights of the cameras would strike against her delicate face, which was covered in waterproof makeup. A bunch of articles titled ‘The Water Lotus’

purchased a factory that manufactured mink products and another company that sold luxurious fur items—many people had criticized her for this. The protests of environmental and animal protection activists against fur products had been growing in recent years, so her acts of purchasing these factories and brands were definitely going against the trend. This had gained her a lot of negative attention. Sophia didn’t just show up to the competition that day; she had also put on a huge fur coat and brought a fur handbag along with her customized sunglasses from one of her own fashion brands. She wore her black hair in a slicked-back hairstyle that made her seem more elegant

Edwards, what are your comments on the public anti-fur movements?”

fur is one of them. The protection of mother nature starts with

 

that day; one of them, a skinny man in glasses, swiftly passed through the crowd of reporters and stopped right in front of Sophia’s face. “Sophia, if our Earth is destroyed one day—if all of the living creatures go extinct one day—you’ll definitely have to take some of the blame!

of fur products is a sign of degeneration in our society; it highlights the return of our barbarity! We’d be worse than animals if we continue to use fur products. Animals only eat meat to fill their bellies, yet humans use fur products simply as a pointless tool to enhance their appearances. There is no deeper meaning or beauty to such an act of killing for the sake of your own looks. All I see underneath your dressing is bags of

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