When Love Breaks by Jack

Dorothy chuckled, feigning a block, “Come on, Judie, don’t underestimate her. Who knows, she might have snagged herself a real catch, a millionaire perhaps. And someone might just come to back her up in a bit.”

“Dorothy, you’re literally Myers family royalty! You’re not really scared of her, are you? I mean, you said it yourself, she’s an orphan. Even if she does land some rich guy, do you really think they’d bring her home?”

Judie Harvey scoffed with disdain, “Anyone invited by Ms. Taylor to this dinner party is from a well-matched family. At best, they’d just toy with her. They wouldn’t seriously risk their reputation over some scandalous affair, would they?”

The younger brother who had tried to strike up a conversation earlier couldn’t stand it anymore and started to defend her, “No, actually, she was just with Ms. Taylor…”

“Enough,”

People of this social circle simply didn’t regard common entertainers highly, no matter how famous or successful they were. In the end, wasn’t it all about the money?

Dorothy cut him off, “I know you’re going to say she knows Ms. Taylor…”

“What?” Judie suddenly panicked. “She knows Ms. Taylor? Why didn’t you say so earlier…”

“It’s not what you think.”

divorced. Dressing all fancy now, probably trying to land a second husband. Ms. Taylor surely wouldn’t stick her neck out for a small-time designer. But if you’re scared of

and sneered, “A divorced woman? Who here do you

do you have to

“It’s okay.”

smiled at the brother, calmly watching Judie, and

Judie was

she’d heard

out loud

guests’ attention. She

you hear that? This divorced woman thinks she can snag Gregory Ford, the heir of the Ford family! That’s

trying to snag Gregory, you might want to check

Jealousy flashed across Judie’s

me, “He’s been waiting for his childhood sweetheart,

the type to be swayed by

Society dames in Vista Town, how could you even dare

hey, we’ve never seen you at any social gatherings