She Becomes Glamorous After The Engagement Annulment

Chapter 73: Hello, Miss Smith

Translator: Atlas Studios  Editor: Atlas Studios

Logan hadn’t said a word since they left the kindergarten.

He simply couldn’t figure out why they hadn’t gone through an interview.

When Miranda was speaking just now, the look in his eyes had turned cold. His cat-like eyes were slightly downcast, his long eyelashes hiding the chilly look in them.

He was about to say something when Cherry’s childish tender voice rang out. At once, the corners of Logan’s lips curled upward.

When he saw Miranda’s smug smile freeze, he felt even happier.

At her question, Logan raised his good-looking and delicate eyebrows and replied, “We didn’t go through an interview.”

“You didn’t?” Miranda quickly reacted and said, “It must be because the recommendation letter you got from someone else didn’t work, right? Well, that makes sense. After all, where is your cousin going to get a recommendation letter from when even the Andersons can’t get an interview spot?”

She turned around, took out a piece of paper from her bag, and handed it to Melissa with one hand. “Here you go, this is the Woods’ recommendation letter. Just go to the interview again tomorrow and it’ll be fine.”

Melissa reached out to take the letter with a look of gratitude. She said, “Miranda, thank yo—”

Before she could touch the recommendation letter, Miranda’s grip loosened and the piece of paper dropped onto the floor.

Miranda immediately covered her mouth and exclaimed, “Oh dear, would you look at that, Melissa! Why did my hand let go in advance? I’ll have to trouble you to pick it up.”

After speaking, she sat on the sofa, crossed her legs, straightened her back, and looked at Melissa with a huge sense of superiority.

The Woods were a big family. Over the years, thanks to them clinging on to the Smiths, they were starting to do better and better.

Back then, Miranda and Melissa were both members of the wealthy circle. Melissa and Yvette were well-known while Miranda was just an ordinary person looking up to them.

The men she liked back then had all revolved around those two women…

But later on, Yvette eloped and ruined her own reputation.

man as incompetent as Simon and had

had married Melissa’s elder brother and became

was very smug about it. What she loved doing most was watching the person who had once been high up in

stood there, her hand still stretched

it on purpose. Her pride also refused to let her bend over. But when she glanced at

young woman was cool and distant. Beautiful and gracious,

were

that young woman had never had a mother. Her father disliked her, her stepmother abused her, and she had even become pregnant before marriage. How could

sighed. She was about to squat and pick up the letter when a fair

voice was cool as she said, “We don’t have any use

Miranda was surprised.

Miranda’s face. With an awful look on his face, he said stiffly, “Aunt Miranda, you can have the recommendation letter

the recommendation letter onto her face, but upon hearing what he said, she exclaimed sharply, “She was exempted from the interview? How can that be?! In all

looked

across Miranda. Then… She let out a big

Miranda, “…”

Melissa asked, “Did you ask

that Nora was acquainted with, the only one who she could think of with

clicked her tongue

Of course not.

to do things for oneself was the

his grandmother and giving him the Carefree Pills so quickly. She was waiting for him to owe her enough

to the

since her aunt had provided an explanation, she couldn’t be bothered to say any

small smile as a response to her guess. Then, she took

would have to report to school

up at 7:40 am to see her off, so she had

them had gone upstairs, Miranda frowned, looked at Melissa, and asked in a low voice, “Who exactly is your niece? How did she

with one another ever since a

one had the guts to trouble Justin with trivial

Miranda was always looking down upon others, Melissa decided to give her a vague answer and replied,

way, Miranda, who was sycophantic toward those in power and bullied those who weren’t, wouldn’t