Married in a Flash Embarking on the Journey to Wealth

Chapter 242

“My fiancé has bought me enough things, so I wanted a simpler ring to symbolize the pure love between us.”

Aurelia turned to point at Millie and said righteously, “Millie, can you really put up with this? Kimberly is hinting that the love you have with Jackson isn’t pure.”

Millie glared at Kimberly.

Frustrated, Kimberly said, “Aurelia, what are you talking about? We were talking about how your husband didn’t buy you anything. We are all women so we know that you were just fooled by his good looks.”

“Well, someone did get fooled by his looks. You, right?” Aurelia retorted.

“Why you-” Kimberly pursed her lips and then asked, “What did your husband get you then? Just a few outfits?”

“He bought me the necklace I wore last night,” Aurelia said.

“Ha! Aurelia, listen to yourself. I mean something real. That necklace of yours was definitely fake. Get your husband to buy something more ordinary. Do you have any idea how much an actual emerald necklace would cost?”

“Are you being discriminatory? Does your fiancé know that about you? When did we ever mention that it was real? You were the one who said it, right?” Aurelia said.

Millie sneered and rubbed her diamond ring. “Aurelia, fake is fake. Wearing something fake is just cheap.”

You’re just trying to look expensive by adding diamonds here and there?

Millie froze.

nodded and said, “Yeah, Aurelia didn’t claim it was real or very expensive. She just mentioned her husband gave it as a gift. Besides, the necklace looked really nice with

wore yesterday.”

all ordinary people. Looking good is enough. You and Millie act like wealthy ladies and throw around tens of thousands. What are you aiming for, to show off in

of you are so rich, why bother working

she came in, and you’re already accusing her. Is it fair? Do we have to wear jewelry with an

and Millie were left speechless by

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her colleagues were supporting her, they were also expressing their

had become

remind them of their shortcomings. An outbreak was

a knock on the glass

you. They said they’ve come to deliver

for a moment and said, “Alright, where are

them up for

aside, and four men walked in. One of them

“Ms. Simmons, hello.”