Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 924

Suppose Janet is Sweet Tune, why didn’t she flaunt it in front of me? Why didn’t Janet tell me that she was participating in this competition? Why didn’t she stop me during the celebration?

Emily bit hard on her lip as she looked at Janet viciously.

Before this, Emily had always regarded herself to be as good as Janet. However, she couldn’t comprehend how the latter turned out to be so talented in everything.

Didn’t she grow up in the countryside? How could a village girl turn out to be so talented? If only I knew Janet’s secret identity; I would never have entered this competition if I knew that she had enrolled as well.

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“Janet—I mean, Sweet Tune Guru…” one of the judges called out to her sheepishly.

His tone was starkly different from before; he no longer maintained his tough stance from earlier but was full of awe and respect.

It was a shame they didn’t realize that Janet was in fact Sweet Tune. However, he was fully aware that Sweet Tune’s reputation preceded her among the piano and music industry, so all of the judges in attendance had no right to comment on her work.

Moreover, Janet herself was supposed to be on the judging panel.

nervously swallowed and asked, “Janet, since you’re Sweet Tune Guru, why did you choose

stance as she narrowed her eyes slightly and casually commented, “It was

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obviously Emily, and

couldn’t control her lips from trembling as she inched

She did not even

representing the Jacksons to rid the family of such

through the audience and caught Megan and Brian’s eyes. Calmly, she asked,

narrowed

What is Janet implying? Is Janet going to disown

lips and turned to look at Emily with a cold smile. “Don’t worry; you’ll still have a home to go to. Coincidentally, your biological parents

she heard Janet’s words, Emily’s

parents? Does Janet mean

beat, Janet raised her left hand and snapped her fingers. “Poppy and David Wallace,

corner; it turned out to be a middle-aged

they called out,