Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 185

She’s taking Gordon’s position in the game? A girl like her wants to go against a team of boys? Is she joking? Janet stood under the setting sun and as the warm sunlight shone on her face, she looked like an angel.

Seeing this, The Beasts shook their heads dazedly. How come we never noticed that the boss is so charming? Once Janet was done warming up, she stretched out her slender legs before walking up to the sports coach and whispering to him.

After listening to what Janet had to say, the sports coach was stunned and he asked, “Janet, are you sure?” Even though he witnessed Janet win the high jump championship last year, this was a men’s basketball competition! A girl like her can’t beat a boy in terms of strength and skills. Moreover, she is going to go against Class A’s athletes. Those students are really tall and muscular.

With a blank expression, Janet replied coldly, “Yes, I’ll bear the consequences.” Seeing the serious expression on her face, the sports coach found it difficult to refuse. Besides, if he didn’t let her play, Class F would have to forfeit. With that, he blew his whistle and announced. “Gordon from Class F injured his calf so Janet is going to replace him.” As soon as he finished his sentence, the students from Class A laughed.

that a girl like you can compete with

down on us, are you? How can they let a girl play in a men’s game? Hey, I won’t care even

kind of joke

Although she’s good at fighting, it doesn’t mean that she’s good

Dennis grinned deviously. This is going to be interesting! At the same

live!” Hearing this, Emily smirked and said, “Isn’t this her usual style? This narcissistic girl really likes to show off.” Madelaine crossed her arms and chimed in with a mocking expression, “I know! She really does like to

Abby put her hands on her hips and agreed readily, “She’s right.” Then, she walked up to Janet and said worriedly, “Janet, if you can’t handle them, you can choose to give

Janet’s lips curled slightly and she replied, “I know.” Then, Abby turned and said to her classmates from Class F angrily, “Don’t any of you feel ashamed of yourselves? Janet has already

apologetically. Suddenly, a girl from Class F stepped forward and said, “Janet, if you can’t handle them, it’s best that you don’t play.” Another student chimed in and said, “She’s right. Winning or losing is not that important. We’re used to losing anyways.” They were also