Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 224

As soon as Emily heard her she let out a chuckle while watching Janet’s slender figure. “Does she think she’s capable of saving the scums from Class F?”

“Exactly.” Madelaine continued in an ingratiating tone, “I’ve even gotten my camera ready to take pictures of them cleaning the toilets next month.”

Upon returning to Class F, Janet first placed the stack of test papers on the desk before saying to Abby calmly, “Abby, please help me distribute a copy of the test paper to everyone.”

However, Abby did not respond even after Janet called her name several times. She walked over to Abby and patted her shoulder. “Abby, what’s going on?” she asked, concerned.

Abby looked up at her with red and puffy eyes, seeming to have been crying not too long ago. “When I walked past Class A earlier, they told me they are all waiting to see us clean the toilets. They even threatened to call us The Toilet Bowl Class in the future!” Abby felt so angry that she started sobbing again. She had no choice but to put up with their humiliation because she knew she could not go against them and her eyes burned with rage every time she thought of the contemptuous way Madelaine and Emily stared at her.

“Don’t worry. I won’t let our class suffer the punishment!” Janet bent down and consoled her.

the entire night

in whispers, Janet spun around and smiled encouragingly at

Pursing their lips in

five in the evening after school, Janet visited the recording studio with the song she had just finished composing the previous night. She wore a black mask and a

could recognize her just by looking at her figure.

and asked, “Have you

shook his head and answered, “No. We’ve just arrived and my boy is still having his makeup done.” While he was talking, he led Janet to the lounge and said, “Sweet Tune Guru, please wait for a moment while I

down. Greeting her respectfully as soon as he saw her, the director said, “Sweet Tune Guru, I’m

giving the director a faint grin and a nod. “Where’s our two stars for today?” She was referring to Gordon and

the song a run in the practice room first so that we won’t use up too much of your time

sixteen and quickly experienced a meteoric rise to fame with the first song she composed. At that time, plenty of singers, including those who were popular and those who wanted to get themselves back into the industry, were all keen to hire her as their composer. However, it had been a year since