My Wife Is An All-Around Expert by Elton Joe

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Majorie did not think much of it and sneered mockingly. “Really? Then I really can’t

tell!”

Bob thought of his embarrassing behavior just now. He was supposed to ridicule Majorie, but in the end, he slapped himself in the face.

He looked at Majorie in exasperation. “Majorie, don’t be so sarcastic. Look at how poor you are after separating from me. You’re only fit to hang out with such a poor and powerless person. Now, you can’t even go to a sixth–class private room. Why are you still being arrogant with me?!”

Bob straightened his back when he said that he could go to the sixth–class private room.

That’s right, what was he afraid of? Even if he didn’t know the situation and said something about Violet, so what? These people had no money or power and could only come to the seventh–class private room. It was obvious that they couldn’t compare to his status.

Thinking of this, Bob suddenly had an arrogant aura. His chin was too high as he looked at Majorie and the other two with a mocking expression.

His friends behind him also smiled and agreed.

“That’s right. Don’t argue with these poor people from the seventh–class private room. Their standards are not high to begin with!”

“That’s right. Only such a low person would treat this place like a market and insist on competing with Bob!”

“That’s right. Arguing with such a lowly and ignorant person will only lower your

status!”

After saying this, they laughed out loud. They had completely forgotten that it was Bob who had taken the initiative to find trouble with the girls and insisted on competing.

Majorie knew that the private rooms of the Gents symbolized identity and were strictly divided into levels.

As for the Driscoll family, it was only in the sixth–class private room because of its former glory. However, the speed at which their family was defeated was simply like riding a slide. Bob still dared to spout nonsense here.

Just as Majorie was about to mock Bob, Violet suddenly said innocently, “Majoric, is the sixth–class private room very powerful?”

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She had indeed heard before that the private room’s level of the Gents was equivalent to a class difference.

However, she and Patrick had always gone to first–class private rooms and had never truly experienced such a difference.

his little face

mock Bob, she was still convinced by the

at Bob and the others and turned to explain to Violet, “Yes, the seventh–class private room here is not comparable to the sixth–class private room at all. This is a symbol of status and power. It’s difficult to climb up the

nodded in understanding. “Oh,

to Violet seriously.

the end, this was used as an

spread the rules here to Violet. If you don’t even know this, don’t come

private room is a status. symbol. People like you are not even worthy of picking

here. Go back to where you came

ashen. She had never been bullied like this since she

angry. I’ll make a call. We’ll go to the first–class private room. This way, they won’t be able

go to the low–class private rooms, but the people in the low–class private rooms could not go to the high–class private rooms.

involved the issue of membership

Violet’s words, Bob

bitch from a seventh–class private room actually wants to

joke I’ve ever heard in

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so ignorant? Does she treat this place as a shopping mall?

about it. If she was knowledgeable, she wouldn’t have asked Majorie such an idiotic question!”

Bob burst into laughter. Their expressions were as mocking as they

Her cold

remembered these people’s faces quietly and

Ignoring these men who were worse than gossiping bitches,

flashed through

Violet’s

saw Patrick, Patrick being so domineering to Violet in the hospital. He insisted on chasing her

and nodded repeatedly.

young men. She picked up her phone

Violet? Are you crazy? How can you believe

to stop. As a person, you shouldn’t be too blindly confident!” Frank, who was beside him, also said.

at the bottom of a well. You’re narrow–minded. If you can’t

at this point, Majorie still dared to have such a high and mighty

attitude.