Chapter 68
Mr. Sallow's Sinful Wife by Maisie Chasey
Chapter 68 Insulting the Mistress (1)
Nicholas quickly found the store and determined Nancyâs location from the information in the message.
When he opened the door and was about to look for Nancy, Lynn walked in and reported a very urgent matter.
After Nicholas listened, he frowned and ordered, Immediately gather the board of directors for a meeting.â
âYes, Mr. Sallow.â
Therefore, the matter of finding Nancy was put on hold for a while.
Nancy and Linda continued shopping. They had already visited everything, except for the jewelry. counter on the first floor.
Nancy initially didnât have much interest in jewelry, She held Lindaâs arm and looked troubled. âLinda, I donât want to go.â
âWhy?â
âThose jewelries are very expensive. I donât feel good about squandering his money like this.â
Nancy has been frugal since she was a child. Even after she married into the Sallows, she never developed extravagant habits..
âSquandering?â Linda looked at Nancy in surprise and tugged on her little ears. âNancy, what are you thinking about? If this little money is considered a squandering your husband, you are looking down on him.â
âThis little money was nothing for the Sallows.â
Nancy blinked and her eyes moved quickly. âDoes he make that much?â
Although she knew the Sallows were powerful and wealthy, Nancy always felt that it was exaggerated. She had never asked about it, so she didnât know how much money the Sallows could earn.
âThen let me ask you. Nancy, do you think I make a lot of money?â
Nancy nodded immediately. âOf course.â
âWell, just imagine Nicholas makes hundreds or thousands of the money I earn. Do you think he carns a lot?â
1/4 When Nancy heard this, she immediately spread her fingers and started counting.
In the end, she was completely dizzy.
Linda grabbed her hand. âOkay, forget it. You only need to know one thing. Your husband is rich. Very, very rich. Not just ordinary rich, he is crazy rich. So, spend the money however you want.â
âListen, if you donât spend a few millions today, you wonât be able to live up to his financial strength.â
Lindaâs words instantly made Nancy laugh.
Moreover, she felt that what Linda said was very reasonable.
âLetâs go then. Iâll pay for all the jewelry you like today,â Nancy said as she patted her chest.
Linda smiled mischievously. âArenât you afraid I will blackmail you?â
âDidnât you say Nicholas makes a lot of money? Money is just a string of numbers. I will change. this number today.â
âOkay. Then Iâd rather obey.â
Immediately, the two held hands and happily walked into the jewelry store.
Based on the shop assistantâs enthusiastic recommendation, both took a fancy to a pearl necklace.
Unlike diamonds, pearl necklaces were just a string of white pearls that didnât look eye-catching.
However, the pearls on the necklace are round and bright. They felt pleased looking at it at first. glance.
The two fell in love with the color at first sight.
Moreover, the pearl necklace made their neck looked gorgeous and enhance their complexion. Both of them liked it very much.
âIâd like two of this.â
After that, Nancy handed the bank card directly to the shopping guide.
At this moment, she seemed to enjoy a bit of the pleasure and excitement of rich people.
The feeling of spending money on your own was indeed different.
Linda smiled and handed over her bank card. âDutch pay.â
Nancy pouted and looked at her with dissatisfaction. âYou agreed to let me pay for it. Itâs a present 2/4 for you. Why did you go back on your word?â
âForget it. Itâs easy to take advantage of someoneâs kindness. If I spend Nicholasâ money, what if I end up having to defend him or reveal some information to him next time? It wouldnât be fair to you.â
âSo I wonât give him a chance to bribe me.â
After Nancy heard this, she no longer insisted.
She knew Lindaâs character. It would be difficult to change her decision.
The two paid the bill and put necklaces on each other.
Just as they were leaving the store, they saw two familiar figures.
Initially, Nancy didnât want to see one of them, but then a pair showed up.
Nancy held Lindaâs arm and wanted to avoid them.
Not that sheâs afraid of them, Nancy simply couldnât be bothered to waste her words on people like them. She felt that spending time on such people was a complete waste of life.
However, Madelline called out to her, âNancy, what a coincidence. I didnât expect to meet you here.â
âOh yeah? I didnât expect it either.â Nancyâs voice was cold.
At this time, Alice came over and ran to Nancy angrily. She raised her head and looked at her. angrily. âAre you Nancy Cohen?
Last time, you hid it from me so well that I got into trouble!â
âIn the past, everyone gave in to you and protected you because of Grandpa. Now that Grandpa is gone, who else can protect you?â
Madelline immediately knew there was a story between them. She looked at Alice and asked gently, âWhatâs wrong? Nancy is a very nice person! Is there any misunderstanding between you two?â
âThereâs no misunderstanding,â Alice said decisively.
Then she looked at Madelline. âDonât you know, Madelline? She was the one who caused me to be thrown out of the Sallows by my grandfather and Nicholas last time. I was in such a mess and became a joke to everyone.â
âWhat?â Madelline exclaimed.
Then she looked at Nancy with a look of disbelief. âNancy, you wouldnât do such a thing, would you? Alice is just a little girl. She doesnât understand anything yet. If she did anything to offend 3/4 you. I apologize on her behalf.â
âMs. Madelline, do you have that good of a reputation that you can apologize on behalf of others? What a pity...Nancy looked at her and said word by word, âI donât accept it.â
âNancy, do you have to be so aggressive? I know you donât like me because of Nicholas, but Alice. is Nicholasâ sister, after all.
Although itâs not biological, but they are the only siblings in the Sallows for several generations. Even if Nicholas blamed Alice, they are family, after all. They wonât hold grudges in their hearts.â
When Alice heard this, she immediately agreed, âYes, Madelline is right. Nicholas will always be my brother, and I will always be his sister. Our relationship canât be denied. But you are different. You are just an adopted daughter who was brought back to the Sallows by Grandpa. Once Grandpaâs gone, no one will acknowledge your identity. Now youâre just a stray dog. Youâre nothing.
Do you think you can still bite people?â
Aliceâs words were very unpleasant.
However, Nancy stood her ground.
If she couldnât even stand up to these words, as the daughter-in-law of the Sallows, how could she do the things Jacob had asked her to do and support the Sallows in the future.
Nancy smiled and looked at Alice with a gentle smile. âYouâre right, of course I canât bite.â
âA dog is ignorant. She bit me once. Do I also have to bite the dog?â
Nancy calmly mocked Alice.
Alice rushed towards Nancy angrily. She raised her hand and slapped Nancy.