Bride to Be, Not Me

Chapter 120 "Did Refined Threads Co. make the shortlist?" Heidi asked. "No problem. As a judge, I can definitely help you out."

"Really?" Simon's face lit up with excitement.

If he could secure a spot in the competition, he'd finally be able to defeat Janice.

She had frozen his personal account, causing him a major setback. He hadn't forgotten that.

What made it worse was the thought of having to blackmail Janice every month for the money, which made his blood boil.

"As long as Refined Threads Co.'s crochet design makes the shortlist—even if it's just for the international championship—I'll be in your debt forever. From now on, I'll follow your lead!" Simon said, his tone changing instantly.

"Alright, I got it," Heidi replied, her voice dismissive.

Simon had no choice but to smile and take his leave. However, the moment he stepped out of the lounge, his expression darkened. What gave a woman the right to be so arrogant? In the end, they all had to marry, have children, and become obedient wives and mothers.

He couldn't stand women who acted so high and mighty. In his eyes, a woman's role was to be submissive, and her husband's word was the law.

life on her own terms was

his seat and settled in, he couldn't help but notice Janice sitting next to Edward in the row ahead. She was talking, and to his surprise, Edward was actually leaning

to deserve this kind of

visiting the elders of Edward's family. It only confirmed his suspicions—she had been

Alright then.

Very well.

include an external audience vote. There are many participants, and the

"So, there's still a risk of buying

calculated as an average, much like the Olympic

you competed in the finals before?"

replied, "I've

assumed this was her first time competing in such a high-profile event. Meanwhile, the event organizers had finished the final preparations, and the judges had taken their seats. When news of the finals spread, the focus wasn't on the crochet designs from various companies but on Janice herself, who had

interview with a passerby from Simon's and Amelia's chance encounter. It had been distorted to suggest that Janice had

her as an opportunist, someone who had used Simon to gain access to high society, only to later

the full story eagerly piled on, flooding social media with insults