The First Heir by Master Yu Who Smokes

Chapter 343

A few middle-aged women were gathered in Blue Mountain Cafe and could be seen chatting happily. Martha was very happy that day. She could finally show off in front of her sister and friends. A pleased expression could be seen on her face as she shook the jade bangle on her wrist. She said, “It’s nothing, my son-in-law gave this to me. I heard that it’s made of glassy jade and goes for a few hundred thousand bucks.” The middle-aged women around her were extremely envious. Their eyes were glued on the bangle on Martha’s wrist. “Martha, isn’t your son-in-law a well-known piece of garbage? How could he afford it?” One of the women who had her eyes glued on the jade bangle on Martha’s wrist asked curiously. “Oh, that kid won the lottery a few days ago. He bought this for me out of filial piety.”

Martha was blatantly lying, yet she was not ashamed of her behavior at all.

On the other hand, Paula scoffed. The other women were unaware of her personality. However, as Martha’s older sister, she understood it very well.

jade bangle. I’ll ask my son-in-law to buy a pair for me later.” Paula sipped on her coffee. She looked malicious as she rolled

your useless son-in-law buy? It

now. “Paula, you’re going to buy bangles too? I’m sure yours will be better than hers.” “Of course, Paula’s son-in-law is so much better than Philip. He lives in a hillside villa, right?” “Hey, Martha, didn’t I hear that you were going to buy a hillside villa as well? Which one?” This time, someone else brought up the matter. Consequently, the focus went back to Martha as the latter had said that she would be buying a hillside villa. Martha blushed. She felt somewhat annoyed. The reason why

which one did you buy?” “Come, take us to visit your villa.” The group of old friends was extremely energetic and excited. They looked extremely nosey with their happy faces. Nevertheless, Paula rained on Martha’s parade and said sarcastically, “Yeah, she did. She bought the First Palace in Longford Park.

had said it to get a kick out of Martha. “Martha, you’re at fault now. Just tell us you didn’t buy one. Why are you trying to lie to us? We won’t laugh at you.” Her friends jeered in schadenfreude. They said they would not laugh at her, but their eyes and expressions betrayed what they truly thought. Martha’s face turned white from green. Out of anger, she got