Willow Young turned back to look at Joy Quinn, her expression blank.
After all, Willow Young didn’t really know why she ended up this way.
She just wanted to experience the life of the wealthy, but she was half-convinced to become Franklin Yates’s mistress, and now she was left with nothing but debt.
If she could go back in time, she’d rather not experience the wealthy life.
Unfortunately, there’s no medicine for regret in this world...
But at this moment, Joy Quinn told her:
"Think about it, Franklin Yates is Shelly Cole’s father, and Shelly is good friends with July Quinn. If Shelly tells July about your situation, with July’s unforgiving nature, would she let you off easy?"
Willow Young’s troubles might not reach July Quinn, but having spent three million, she must make good use of it.
"My eldest sister once snatched a project from July Quinn, and not only did July send her to prison, but she also took all our family’s assets. So, as someone who’s been through this and your friend, I have to warn you to beware of July Quinn! She might not have forgiven you yet."
After saying this, Joy Quinn left.
Willow Young watched Joy Quinn’s departing figure, her eyes narrowing slightly.
That day, July Quinn finished teaching another language class about Meridia to the entire school.
As soon as class ended, the principal and several top students gathered around the podium to discuss some recent knowledge challenges with July Quinn.
At this moment, Victor Hawthorne, with his backpack and basketball, hurriedly rushed over with his group of buddies.
The already cramped space became even more congested.
July Quinn couldn’t stand the squeeze and shot Victor Hawthorne a cold glance: "What, do you have a question to ask too?"
The icy, piercing look reminded Victor Hawthorne of the fear of being under July Quinn’s control, and he quickly waved his hands: "No, no."
But after saying that, he corrected himself: "It’s not that I don’t have a question, just that my question isn’t related to studies."
The Meridia language contest was over now, so Victor Hawthorne no longer had to fight for collective honor, thus returning to his slacker persona.
"I want to ask if you’re free this weekend? Our family has opened a new Stillwater Resort, and it’s having a trial operation this weekend. If you’re free, you should come and have fun."
Seeing July Quinn was slow to respond, Victor Hawthorne added: "Go, go, you work around the clock like a machine without a break, if you don’t relax, you’ll get bald."
Yes, lately Victor Hawthorne has been persistently sending health articles to July Quinn’s account.
Things like: "Feeling anxious and short of breath, with swollen, cold legs—what’s going on with this condition?" "This acupoint, known as the celestial acupoint, specializes in treating irritability and insomnia." "Staying up late is harmful, if you must stay up, here’s how to recuperate."
Though July Quinn has never responded, he remains enthusiastic.
So, with this rare opportunity for relaxation at a resort, Victor Hawthorne immediately thought of July Quinn. Follow current novels on novel·fire·net
Seeing July Quinn remained indifferent, Victor Hawthorne added:
"The Zachary Family and The Kidd Family folks will also be there for the opening ceremony!"
He let July Quinn know in his own way that it’s a great networking opportunity.
In Esteria, those who mix socially all aspire to connect with the members of the four major families.
This opening ceremony includes people from two of those families, not to mention the Kidd Family, where the Vice President resides—it’s definitely a prime chance for networking.
Just look, there’s Joy Quinn standing in the corner, casting a look of envy and resentment toward July Quinn, isn’t she?