Secret Wealthy Marriage
Chapter 933 - 006 I can just stay at a hotel_3

Chapter 933: 006 I can just stay at a hotel_3

On the day she left, the two elders ultimately did not give Avery the items they had prepared for their daughter-in-law, just as Michael Auclair had said. Avery harbored no complaints.

After Avery left, the two elders kept singing her praises.

Jollie Auclair actually volunteered to see them off. As Michael went to the gas station to fill up, Jollie Auclair stayed with Avery at the entrance of the Residential Area, "Avery, are you really that naive, or are you just pretending?"

Jollie Auclair watched as Avery treasured the local products her parents had given her, but what about the money and golden jewelry a bride should receive from her in-laws? Was Avery truly so naive that she didn’t even ask?

Was she really not bothered by it, or was she just pretending?

Her Big Brother earned millions a year, yet when it came to buying her a cell phone, she was reluctant to do so. Could she really be so indifferent to a substantial money gift and jewelry?

"Jollie Auclair, what are you trying to say?" Avery knew that Jollie Auclair’s only purpose for coming out was to say something to hurt her. It didn’t matter to her; she had a strong ability to take hits, after all, she didn’t plan to live with Michael Auclair after marrying him.

"I mean, do you really think my parents like you that much?" In truth, her parents did like Avery quite a bit, but this younger sister-in-law didn’t, and who was to blame for offending her?

"If you have something to say, just say it directly. I don’t like beating around the bush." Avery focused straight ahead, well aware that whether they liked her or not was not Jollie Auclair’s point.

"In fact, before you came, my parents prepared a generous money gift as well as gold and silver jewelry for you. But do you know why they didn’t give it to you when you left? Apart from the local products, the money and jewelry, did you see anything?" Jollie Auclair was direct. These were the rules for visiting a household, especially since it was Avery’s first visit. Wasn’t she looking forward to it?

Jollie Auclair didn’t believe her. Anyway, if she had a boyfriend and was visiting for the first time, she would use the gifts as a gauge to see what her future in-laws thought of her. If they were too stingy, she would surely not continue the relationship.

She knew that her parents had prepared a substantial money gift, but they didn’t give it because the things Avery had said to her parents the night before had made an impact.

"To me, the local products given by your parents are much more meaningful than any so-called money or jewelry." Avery was not at all affected by Jollie Auclair’s words.

This was her heartfelt sentiment; she didn’t need anything from the elders.

Moreover, whether the elders accepted her or not, she didn’t believe it should be based on such gifts. In any case, if she truly married Michael Auclair, she would naturally respect his parents.

"..." Jollie Auclair stared at Avery as if she were a monster. She couldn’t tell if Avery’s words were genuine or if Avery was just an oddity who couldn’t be understood with common sense.

Before long, Michael Auclair returned, and Avery got into the car without any reluctance. Jollie Auclair, on the other hand, lingered by the car window, expressing reluctant farewell, "Sister Avery, you’re welcome to visit again."

"Sure. But I think it’s more likely that you’ll come to G City. Keep up the good work. I hope you get into G University this time without having to retake the exam," Avery replied with unusual length.

"... Oh, Sister Avery, you’re from G City, right? I was thinking, since you’re going to be my sister-in-law soon, how about this – if I still don’t get in, could you pull some strings for me? What do you say?" Jollie Auclair continued to lean on the car window, preventing Michael Auclair from driving away.

"Jollie Auclair, you need to have confidence in yourself. Even if I had connections, which I don’t, I think it would be better if you didn’t rely on them. There’s no such thing as impermeable walls, and if you were to use connections, it would only make people look down on you," Avery straightforwardly refused.

She was just an ordinary person, what could she possibly do?

The abilities of a big-city miss, how extensive they could be, were known only to the misses themselves. These people always exaggerated their abilities, when in reality, they were just ordinary, living in a slightly different environment.

"Jollie Auclair, Sister Avery is right. It’s best to rely on your own effort. If you don’t make it this time, you can come to G City and try to find a job. Big Brother has told you before, big cities aren’t easy to survive in. Once you’ve been here, you’ll understand," Michael Auclair never liked using empty words to persuade anyone.