Menantu Pahlawan Negara by Sarjana

Chapter 98

Leslie cast a casual glance at Aurelia. “Are you mute?”

Aurelia was speechless.

Aurelia was momentarily taken aback but found reassurance in the towering figure beside her. She smiled politely at the women who had been scrutinizing her moments ago.

“Aunties, have your retirement pensions exceeded ten thousand bucks? Has your son gotten married? Has your daughter married a wealthy man? Are your grandchildren studying at Harmony Elementary?”

Harmony Elementary was the most prestigious elementary school in the entire Seacester, attended by students from affluent families.

They had the time to criticize her but didn’t take a look at themselves.

“You…” They were fuming.

“Aunties, I’m sorry if I’m being straightforward, but I genuinely care about all of you.”

The women were left speechless.

Aurelia didn’t want to make things difficult for them, so she asked Linda, “Mom, do you want to shop together?”

“No, we won’t disturb you any longer. I’m heading back,” Linda replied. She didn’t want these people to ruin Leslie and Aurelia’s romantic outing. If she had known what these people were like, she wouldn’t have attended any senior citizen university activities.

criticize her daughter–in–law? She’d withdraw all the financial support for the senior

pervert‘? I urged

left a woman with swollen lips after kissing her at the supermarket.

and Aurelia were speechless.

thought of something and took out a small mirror from her bag

“Mom, actually…”

being all lovey–dovey. You can kiss,

disappeared as quickly as a gust of wind, leaving Aurelia with no chance to

gaze on her from above. She raised her head slightly and asked, “What’s wrong? Did I say

who can punch a man and

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completely embarrassed, unable to summon a smile. Why did

Leslie turned

Aurelia replied, following

while grocery shopping, he seemed to attract everyone’s

him. Inadvertently, she got pushed to

However, someone accidentally bumped into a shelf, causing a whole box of milk cartons to

her way. Yet the

holding a child beside her. Her instinct was to raise her hand to block, hoping to mitigate the