My Husband Is A Gary Stu

Chapter 1140

Josephine was stunned by Sally's beauty when she stepped into the room. Then, feelings of jealousy seeped into her heart.

Sally's mother was technically not a beauty, but the daughter she had with Gerald was beautiful.

Furthermore, looks were not all Sally had. She was smart and capable in combat. At the young age of eighteen, she joined the women's special forces training. Some of the male special forces members were not even a match for her later on.

Those who were prettier than her were not as smart as her, and those who were smarter than her were not as pretty as her.

Nevertheless, Josephine was only jealous for a while.

So what if Sally was pretty and smart? Everyone in the country knew what her father had done.

“Sally.” Josephine stood up to welcome Sally and pulled the latter to the seat beside her. “I was afraid that you wouldn't want to be around us after what happened to your family.”

“Why would I?” Sally asked. “As you said, our fathers were good friends.”

"Of course.” Josephine flashed her a smile.

Josephine had never encountered Sally at the jewelry store and insulted her—as if Sally

each other because Zeno Cicero came

a good look at

curiously asked, “Why was General Loake found guilty of raping minors with solid evidence even though he's such

not answer her as she continued

“I heard there was semen

saw that Sally had her gaze lowered. Josephine could not

deliberately said, “I used to go to the Loake residence with Dad all the time.

already received his sentence. How can there be

block. Although my father and I can't do anything to help with Mr. Zane's matter, do come to me if you need money or a place

need your help,” Josephine said before her gaze drifted toward

was an intricate wedding

gazing at, he saw

and I went to the jewelry

way, the others knew

jeering of the public after the incident too. Who would dare to take the

sold herself to Cooper in her desperation and that Sally's life was far more miserable than they thought it would be after

Sally with pity and derision, she nearly