Chapter 407 Sense Of Superiority


    E''s words came as a surprise to all her ssmates.


    After all, nobody knew that J was married.


    "Is it true, J? Are you really married? Why didn''t you tell us?"


    "When did you hold the wedding? You didn''t invite any of us..."


    J shot E a cryptic nce then smiled embarrassedly. "I got married in a hurry and we just


    went to the church, so I wasn''t able to invite you guys."


    As she spoke, it finally dawned on J that E had organized this ss reunion for a reason—to


    show off that she had married a rich man.


    When she first received E''s enthusiastic invitation, J thought that meant that all E''s


    previous resentment towards her was gone. Little did she know that E was just looking for an


    excuse to show off her superiority.


    "Where''s your husband now? It looks like you''re not having a good time, J." E tittered, her


    slender legs crossed.


    J looked at E''s ck silk stockings and designer-brand red dress. The E she had known


    was different now.


    She locked eyes with E calmly and said, "Oh, I''m quite happy."


    Resting her chin on her hand, E stared at J''s side profile and asked pointedly, "What does


    your husband do for a living?"


    J instantly knew what E was trying to do and had to resist the urge to roll her eyes.


    "My husband works a part-time job," she said calmly.


    Hearing this, E''s eyes lit up in an instant. It took her great effort to restrain thecent smile


    on her face. Reaching for J''s hand, she feigned a look of concern. "Then your life must be


    really difficult now, right? Oh, J, you are so beautiful and you used to get such good grades in


    college. Why would you settle for such a man?"


    E''s voice wasn''t loud, but everyone heard her clearly.


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    J sipped from her ss of water and shrugged nonchntly. "My husband treats me well."


    As she spoke, her expression softened as though she was thinking about something happy, and


    she couldn''t help but smile contentedly.


    Thecent smile on E''s face froze. She thought she must be mistaken. The man that J


    married was far worse than hers. How could J show such a happy smile?


    "In my opinion, marrying a man with a good financial background is best. Money helps us get over


    ny-nine percent of marital troubles. It''s better to be a wealthy housewife than to toil all day long


    at work." E spoke with fervor and assurance like a wise sage.


    Many of her ssmates echoed her sentiments.


    "J, you''re a beautiful young woman. Why did you get married so early? You should''ve spent


    more time looking for options. There''s plenty of fish in the sea."


    "J was indeed a little dull when she was a student. I didn''t expect that she would still be like this


    after graduation."


    J shook her head firmly. "I don''t think there''s anything wrong with my marriage."


    E covered her mouth and pretended to be apologetic. "Sorry! We didn''t mean to offend you. We


    just wanted to tell you how important it is to marry a man who can provide for his family."


    She paused for a few seconds and looked J up and down, with a hint of mockery in her eyes.


    "Otherwise, you''ll be forced to wear only cheap clothes to ss reunions."