Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 938


    Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 938


    One of the students eximed, “J, this is an excellent opportunity for you to show how capable you


    are! Unless, of course, you don’t n on practicing medicine on an international level.”


    Upon hearing that, another student chimed in mournfully, “You can’t be serious. What’s the point of


    enduring medical school if you aren’t going to practice internationally?”


    When it came to university courses, it went without saying that medicine was one of the toughest fields


    to enrol in. The required amount of work and dedication surpassed those of other courses and one


    would not be cut out for medicine if the personcked determination.


    J slowly responded, “I’m not saying that I’ll be giving up on practicing medicine internationally. I just


    won’t be participating in thepetition this year, that’s all.”


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    “Well, what else is there for you to upy yourself with? It would be a shame if you let an opportunity


    like this slip away this year!”


    Everyone else seemed more anxious than she was.


    While they would like to join thepetition, they knew that J was the brightest among them. She


    was the top schr, after all, and there was no one else better than her to participate in the


    International Medicine Competition.


    J, on the other hand, appeared reticent.


    When everyone saw her stubborn disposition and the irritated look on her face, they decided to let the


    matter slide. “We won’t pester you about it anymore, J, but you should at least think about it. Even


    if we lose out on a spot to enter thepetition ourselves, we still think it’d be a shame if you don’t


    sign up for it.”


    She was stoic as she hummed in response. Then, she propped her chin on her hand and gazed at the


    scenery outside the window.


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    Seeing that J was unable to participate in thepetition, she did not spend much timementing


    about her decision.


    As expected, her phone rang when thest ss of the afternoon ended. She nced down and saw


    that it was a call she had been expecting.


    “You guys can go ahead without me,” J said to Abby as a smile yed on her lips.


    When Abby noticed that, she drawled knowingly, “I know, I know.”


    Sharon and Summer teased in between giggles, “We get it too! Run along to your boyfriend then.”


    Drowned in their chorus of teasing, J could not help but blush as she slung her bag over her


    shoulder and quipped, “Okay, you guys. I’m leaving now.”


    She was speaking on the phone with Mason while she walked toward the school entrance when she


    ran into a familiar face.


    Slightly narrowing her eyes, she briefly informed Mason what happened before she hung up.


    Megan’s eyes shed when she saw J. Then, she hurried over to greet J. “Are you done with


    sses, J?”


    The other girl merely hummed in response with a stoic face.


    “Come on, I’ll take you home. Your bedroom has been tidied up and ready for you.”


    With that, Megan moved forward to help J with her bag.


    J dodged Megan’s movement while she retorted stiffly, “I didn’t say I’m going back..”


    Upon hearing that, Megan fell silent; the words she was about to say crumbled on the tip of her tongue.


    Staring at the kind and enthusiastic woman before her, all J felt was a strange sense of


    detachment and annoyance.


    Megan dug her nails into her palms and she pleaded in a pained voice, “J, there’s no way that


    Emily will ever being back. You are the Jackson family’s only daughter from now on.”


    “And then what? Do you honestly think that a broken mirror could be fixed in one day?”


    The silence that ensued was deafening and the air around them went still.


    A dumbfounded Megan gaped at her. Is there no way for us to fix this? Is she never going to forgive me


    for the hurt I’ve caused her in the past?


    “J, unlike broken mirrors, kinship can always be fixed.”


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    “Oh.” J’s lips curved up into a sneer and she let out a bitterugh as she countered. “But, I don’t


    feel like fixing it anymore.”


    She remembered the sense of longing that she had felt when she first left the Wace Residence—she


    wanted to know the true meaning of kinship too.