Masked In Nobility: Secrets Of Mrs. Chavez by Selina Gorges

Chapter 432

Janice curled her lip, disgusted as she placed the lotion she was holding on the table, and muttered, "Bon, I'm not saying this to be harsh, but that Andrew looks like he's loaded."

She continued. "If you're out of money, why don't you ask him for some? He wouldn't be stingy enough to not give you a little, would he?"

Janice said this just to test how far Bonnie's relationship with Andrew had progressed.

Bonnie looked at Janice and suddenly felt that there was something unfamiliar about her. But then she thought maybe Janice was just casually asking.

"Janice, just because I'm dating Andrew doesn't mean I have to spend his money. I have a scholarship for school, and I also work part-time to earn my living expenses. It's enough for my daily needs."

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Bonnie's satisfied look made Janice extremely annoyed, 'What an idiot! Attending such a top school and not trying to find a wealthy man to rely on, just burying herself in books and even working part-time - is this really living?"

Janice knew Bonnie wasn't lying. When Bonnie went to get some water, Janice had already sneaked a look into her wardrobe. It's full of cheap clothes from street stalls, not a single designer piece, and her makeup collection is just embarrassingly basic. Janice just couldn't get it, 'Yvette, Andrew, and Jeremiah even have private jets-they must be loaded. Has Bonnie lost her mind? Choosing to live such a tough life instead, she's absolutely crazy.

She was deep in her thoughts, 'How can I ever afford a mansion and a luxury car by relying on myself? If I have friends like that, I'd certainly take advantage of them.'

Janice watched Bonnie packing without any intention of helping

Originally, Janice thought she could connect with Yvette and her crew through Bonnie, but that's clearly not happening now However, she's really fallen deeply in love with Andrew and doesn't want to give up. 'Even if Bonnie married into a wealthy family, it would be pointless. With her simple mind, how could she handle the scheming and drama of high society?' Janice thought, 'I would be more suited for that life!'

In the evening, Bonnie finished tidying up the dorm, leaving it spotless. She was so exhausted that her back ached and she could barely straighten up.

Janice, on the other hand, was lying on the bed, sleeping comfortably. It wasn't until Bonnie brought back dinner that she finally woke up.

dishes and a soup, bringing them back in a thermal

disgust, and put her chopsticks down. "Bon, is this really the

you should try it, it's really delicious. You eat first, I need to go Yvette for a bit. I

the name Yvette, Bonnie's sister's

find

be cautious around that Ms. Zeller. She clearly isn't an ordinary person. Be careful, or you might get tricked without realizing it." Bonnie stopped, turned around, and for the first time,

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saying things like that. Yvette isn't the person you're describing. You may not know her well, but it's wrong to defame her." It was the

panic, as if something important was about

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Charles were cooking steak. The table was filled with a variety of dishes. Andrew picked up a piece of meat, put it in his mouth, and sighed, looking all despondent. Emmett poured some juice and looked at the distracted Andrew. "Why

while Yvette, eyes lowered, was texting Jeremiah. She looked up and casually said, "Bonnie will

up instantly. Without his girlfriend, even the steak didn't taste as good. Andrew exclaimed happily, "Look at Yvette, she

this point, Andrew cidn't help but flatter Yvette,

speechless, while Charles

with disdain. "Sorry everyone, it's his first time being

the doorbell rang. Andrew quickly went to open the door, and as soon as he saw Bonnie, he

"Bon, you're here!"

On her way here, she

greeted Yvette, then nodded to everyone else in

looked at Bonnie,

her, calling her "little sister-in-law" at every turn. By the end of the meal, Bonnie was blushing, her face consistently

his teeth on the side, watching Samantha and Bonnie interact so closely. 'Seriously, his rival