After Divorcing my Captain Husband

Chapter 120 Suspicious Behavior

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The three of them arrived at the entrance of the banquet. Before entering, Michael specifically told Cathy to speak less and avoid saying anything inappropriate inside. Cathy nodded with a smile, assuring him that she understood.

Michael attended the banquet on behalf of the Shawn family. As soon as he entered, a group of people surrounded him to socialize.

Cathy quickly found her close friends at the banquet and left Chloe on her own.

Chloe was used to it and voluntarily moved to another side.

She hoped no one would come to talk to her throughout the

entire event.

However, her wish was soon dashed as a rich lady approached her with a glass of wine, gracefully swaying towards her.

Though she could not recall the name, Chloe found the face quite familiar-it was one of Cathy's friends.

"Oh, look who's here, it is Chloe, Mr. Shawn's wife. Did you come straight from the marketplace wearing that rag? This is not a marketplace, you know!" Chapter 120 Suspicious Behavior

Chloe's attire was relatively simple compared to theirs, but likening it to a market rag seemed exaggerated.

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can keep up this attitude. It has been years since you married into the Shawn family, yet there has been no news. I bet the Shawn family is about to kick you out. Could it be that Michael has not touched you

Chloe smiled in response.

you know this is not a marketplace, don't speak like an uneducated peasant woman with foul language. Otherwise, people who do not know might think you are used to going to the market and have not adjusted

front of so many people, a rich lady was talking about things

bringing down the level of

anger after being confronted

she really had an outburst, would that prove Chloe had just said was

street?

felt frustrated because

remark had thoroughly unsettled

so

Suspicious Behavior tongue, Cathy

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how articulate

seems that I really underestimated

took Emily and

a sigh of relief and sipped her juice, occasionally glancing

thought, "He really had

these events meant enduring endless flattery and