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Even if it was to get favors, everyone praised the three children. In the midst of the praise, Mrs. Livingstoneâs words were especially striking.
Everyone looked at her in unison.
Mrs. Livingstone coughed. She had already offended Justin anyway, so she had better go all out. âWhy are you all looking at me, look at the three kids! Pete grew up with Justin and has had an elite upbringing since he was a little boy, what about Cherry? She grew up with Miss Smith, and everyone must have heard about Miss Smithâs past, right? She grew up in a small place in California, what kind of knowledge and horizons can she have? Cherryâs education is definitely not as good as Peteâs.â
At this point, he looked at Cherry. âCherry, not that Iâm criticizing you, but you need to study hard. The girls who play every day are terrible. However, this is not your fault. You canât blame yourself for not having a proper environment to grow up inâ¦â
Although Nora was the Smithsâ oldest daughter, she grew up in a small place in California.
Everyone knew it, but Nora was Anti and also Dr. Zabeâs disciple. Who could guarantee that they would never need her help?
Therefore, no one mentioned her past.
However, when Mrs. Livingstone said this, everyone couldnât help but appraise Cherry.
The little girl stood gracefully. She wore a white princess dress and a pretty diamond tiara on her head. She looked lovely no matter how you looked at her.
Cherry blinked her dark eyes and her expression darkened.
She suddenly thought back to the time when her brother forced her to study every dayâ¦.
Back then, her brother would always look at her and sigh. He would even tell her that she shouldnât embarrass mom.
She felt she was pretty and charming, how could she embarrass her mother?
But now she understood.
So this group of people thought she and her mother had been living in a bad environment since she was young?
This was just too infuriating!
The little girl immediately stepped forward and raised her head to speak. âGrandmother, have you lived well since you were young?â Mrs. Livingstone was the daughter of a wealthy family. She immediately lifted her chin. âOf course.â
Cherry instantly shrugged her neck. âThen I donât want to grow up in a good environment. I donât want to be like you and stick my nose into other peopleâs business.â
With that, she suddenly covered her mouth. âI want to stay away from this woman, Iâm going to catch it from you! Why are you pointing fingers at others! Mom says thatâs not good!â
Not judging was the best virtue.
Among wealthy families and young women, this had always been the rule. However, where there were many women, there was much bickering and gossip.
The circle of wealthy ladies in New York was too dull. Therefore, they all gossiped often. It was not very good.
At this moment, Cherryâs words made everyone present respect her.
No matter, Cherryâs words alone proved that her education was not bad!
Mrs. Livingstone was so angry that her whole body was shaking, but she still sneered and said, âCherry, I am your relative. Thatâs why I care about you. Why should I care about other peopleâs affairs? If you look down on me for disciplining you, Iâll apologize to you! Gosh, kids these days are so sensitive. I canât even say anything as their eldest.â He was branding Cherry as disrespectful to her elders!
Pete narrowed his eyes and took a step forward. Suddenly he smiled and said, âMrs. Livingstone, what kind of family do you come from? Why hadnât I heard that we were related?â
Mrs. Livingstone immediately replied, âYour great-grandmother is my aunt. I am definitely your relative.â
Pete looked stunned. He was very gentlemanly as he seriously asked, âIs that so? Then everyone here today is my family, right?â.
Those who were able to attend the banquet were all from deep-rooted New York families. Didnât they have any kinship?
Pete was being sarcastic â where was he coming from?
These words were like a slap in Mrs. Livingstoneâs face, making her even angrier.
However, come to think of it, her relationship with the Hunts really rested solely on Elder Mrs. Hunt. She instantly blushed and stopped talking.
Casually, Ian and Justin came downstairs.
Mrs. Livingstone instantly shut her mouth.
Ian and Justin had already arrived in front of the children and began giving them gifts.
Ianâs gift to Pete and Xander was his own shares in the company. Five percent was given to the two boys without further ado.
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