The Whole World Seems To Be Falling For My Wife

Chapter 39 The Truth And The Punishment

In her bedroom, Julie had finished the whole bowl of noodles and even drunk up the soup to the last drop.

Even though it was just a normal bowl of homemade noodles, she felt like she hadn't tasted such delicious food in a long time.

Because of that, Julie now had a good impression of Maria.When she came downstairs, she was confused to see Lily and Vivian blocking the door of Maria's room in a hostile way.

"They accused me of stealing," Maria said to Julie calmly.

In her tone, there was no hint of pleading or an intention to ask for help.She simply seemed to be answering Julie's unasked question.

Julie was stunned.

"Oh? Stealing what?"

As if she was standing in court, Lily pointed at Maria.

"Madam, Miss Maria admitted just now that she touched the flour in the kitchen.She claims that she used it to make noodles, but there's at least a pound of flour less.She is not a cow.How could she eat so much noodles in one sitting?"

After a pause, Lily continued, "I suspect that Miss Maria stole the imported flour and sold it somewhere else..."

continued her accusation, not noticing that Julie's face

put down the bowl slowly with

just say ‘cow'?"

right! Only a cow could eat so much in one meal." Lily explained the situation animatedly, but soon,

as

of at thief Maria? Julie came from a well-educated family, and

years, even though Julie's family members had gradually distanced themselves from her after she married Bill on impulse, none of

she had done was eat a bowl of noodles.How dare someone insinuate that she was

made for me was delicious.Thank

her mouth

it was not the harsh rebuke that Vivian and Lily were

"You're welcome."

at Julie, and then at the empty bowl kept

yourself," she said

"Oh...Okay."

bit upset.She had just defended Maria against a false accusation, so why didn't the latter feel grateful? How could Maria still be so arrogant? Maria had been an orphan since she

born fearless? It was only now that Lily

particular, was