From Sneers to Cheers: Anthea’s Ascent

Chapter 160

Mentioning it made Sarah feel uneasy too.

Anthea decided to gently persuade Sarah, step by step, “Have you talked to your fiancé about where you’ll live after you get married?”

“Well,” Sarah said, “Lacy mentioned that his parents are getting on in years, and it’s convenient to take care of the elderly if we live together…”

“So you’re moving in with them after the wedding?” Anthea raised an eyebrow slightly.

Sarah nodded, “Yeah.”

“So, it’s not like they’re welcoming a new daughter–in–law into the home, they’re essentially hiring a free live–in caregiver.” Seeing Sarah’s complexion pale, Anthea continued, “Sarah, hard truths are unpleasant to hear but good for action. Think about it, is this the reality?”

How old are the Brown parents anyway? Not even fifty! Fifty is far from retirement age, do they need someone to take care of them?

Anthea pressed on, “Today is their first official visit to meet the family, what did they bring? Now, compare it to our Cloudcrest traditions, what should a groom’s family bring on their first visit? To put it nicely, they’re informal, but to be blunt, Sarah, they’re not taking you seriously at all–they don’t value you‘

Anthea’s words were like a wake–up call, and Sarah’s face turned increasingly pale.

Just then, a sigh filled the air. Anthea looked up to see it was Latonia

“Sarah, I think Ann’s right, Latonia chimed in Judging by the way Lacy’s parents are behaving, they really don’t seem to hold you in high regard

least there was someone in the Allen family who

Sarah looked at

what do you

was

Anthea was more thoughtful than

could see through the surface to

the heart can’t be forced, and we shouldn’t break them up. Ultimately, it’s up to Sarah,” Anthea concluded, then turned to Sarah, “Do you want to test if your fiancé

“Yes,” Sarah nodded.

as I say,” Anthea whispered

Sarah smiled, “Don’t worry, Ann! Just wedding fund, they will definitely

you that confident?” Anthea asked with a

Sarah patted her chest, “Just you wait and see!”

Browns, Ann. If you really want to test their sincerity with money, you might as well say 180,000. I don’t want their money anyway; Sarah can bring it

an annual income of a million; 80,000 is

Browns don’t even want to shell out 8,000,” Anthea said with a nonchalant tone. Because from the get–go, the Browns wanted something for

didn’t suggest 180,000 because she wanted Sarah to see the situation more

conviction, “Lacy isn’t like that, and neither are

parents.”