From Sneers to Cheers: Anthea’s Ascent

Chapter 86

After all the times he had driven Karen, this was the first time she had ever initiated a conversation with him.

“Not tired at all,” he replied.

Karen continued. “Baber, did you think that young lady we just dropped off was pretty?”

Baber, unsure of where Karen was headed with this, decided to stick with the truth. “Yes, she’s

pretty.”

Upon hearing this, Karen lit up her face with pride. “Of course! Sherman’s wife is bound to be beautiful.”

Baber was speechless. So Karen had taken him on such a roundabout conversation just to brag about how gorgeous Sherman’s wife would be?

Anthea returned home.

Nanson had already arrived and was sitting in the living room, chatting with Carole.

“Ann, you’re back just in time. Elaine’s birthday is tomorrow. Carole and I were discussing heading over to her place. You’ve been back for a while and haven’t met many of the relatives. It’s a good chance to get to know everyone.”

“Aunt Elaine’s place?” Anthea paused, then remembered that Carole had not only a younger brother like Nanson but also two older sisters and an older brother.

Nanson was referring to Carole’s eldest sister, Elaine Yeager.

“Sure,” Anthea nodded, then added, “What time are we going tomorrow? I’ll head to bed early tonight.”

her OS System, working late

to rush,” Carole added. “We’ll leave around nine in the morning.”

After a jog, she

to Elaine’s house.

weaving through the city, they finally arrived.

Elaine’s living

majestic villa stood before them, complete with a sprawling front garden and two large fountains

villa, Carole seemed a bit tense.

Carole’s, “Mom, one day I’ll buy you and

Chapter 86

rent out. You can

Though it sounded like a boast, he believed that Anthea

“Of course.”

the thought that counts.” Clearly, she didn’t take Anthea’s words

would cost at least seven million

this one at least

was out of reach

stepped forward to ring the doorbell

was opened

upon seeing Carole and Anthea, didn’t show much respect, but rather a

of scorn.

poor relatives coming to mooch

them in right away but turned and called out, “Mrs. Lyons, there are