A Reborn Bride Pearl Emerging from Dust by Sally Garcia

Chapter 132

As for Gideon's family, Fleur couldn't care less about Yvette. Even if they were allowed to marry, she wouldn't treat Yvette well.

Calliope remembered all those times Yvette had taunted her. Yvette was quite a two-faced charmer, thinking marrying into the Jewell family would grant her a life of luxury. But she was in for a rude awakening.

Being part of high society wasn't as glamorous as it seemed. Being a daughter-in-law in a wealthy family? Even tougher.

Calliope had met Fleur and knew what kind of person she was. Fleur's disapproval of Yvette meant she wouldn't make life easy for her. Marriage wasn't a guarantee of bliss. It was more like the beginning of a series of challenges for her.

"Exactly. If Gideon's mom isn't pleased with you, how could she be with Yvette?

At least you have the looks and the status of a socialite. No matter how the Jewell family treats you, you always have that to lean on.

As for Yvette, she's only a girl from the sticks, with nothing but a community college degree and a group

of relatives who are rough around the edges. Her lack of sophistication is glaringly obvious.

It's no wonder Fleur can't stand her. I bet Fleur will surely make Yvette's life difficult, and Yvette will run crying to Gideon. Then he will get caught in the middle, like a referee in a never-ending match. He's in for a rough ride!"

Portia rested her chin in her hand, laughing as she said, "Honestly, I can't wait for them to tie the knot and start their chaotic married life."

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