That night, Viola was forced to make tea for the whole night. Finally, she could not bear it any longer and was allowed to have a rest.
The next day, there was a knock at the door.
Viola was so sleepy that she turned over in bed and continued to sleep.
"Bang! Bang! Bang!"
"Bang! Bang! Bang!"
The quick knock on the door came one after another.
The noise was deafening, even covering her ears with her hands. Finally, she couldn't stand it any more. She lifted the quilt and angrily walked to open the door.
She was about to shout abuse, but she held it back when she saw the face of Earl Lan at the door.
Ten minutes later, Viola had finished washing and went downstairs. She paused and came to Earl Lan, who was reading a newspaper. "Uncle, may I know what I'm going to practice today?"
"Make tea, dance, pen and social etiquette." Instead of raising his head, Earl Lan only turned a page of the newspaper.
After hearing what he had said, the smile on Viola's face froze.
She had only slept for six hours before she was woken up Did she want to practice these messy skills?
Are you kidding me!
She had a wry smile on her beautiful face, and said in a proper manner, "I'm sorry. I may not have time now, because I have to go to work."
"Work?" Earl Lan looked at her suspiciously.
In an instant, a big headache came to her. When she raised her head by accident, she saw Maynard coming downstairs. She walked up to him obediently as if she was supporting him in a flattering manner. "Mr. Chu, I'm going to work today, aren't I?"
"Weren't you already fired?" After taking a deep look at her, Maynard walked around her as if nothing had happened and sat down at the table.
Trying to put a restraint on the urge to roll her eyes, Viola said kindly, "Didn't the magazine office invite me back the other day?"
"Have you decided it?"
Maynard asked in a casual way.
Viola nodded with a smile.
"Give her those classes this weekend, Earl Lan." Maynard said to Earl Lan after taking a sip of milk.
"Since you have said so, of course I have no objection." Putting down the newspaper, a dash of pity flashed through his eyes.
A slight sigh of relief escaped from Viola's chest. She went to the dining table, picked up a piece of bread and ran to the gate. While putting her hands on the door, she wore a provocative smile and said, "Mr. Chu, I will never go back to the periodical office unless I die. I want to be a parasite in the villa and eat until you are poor."
After saying that, she showed a complacent smile, waved her hand and then left.
In the milk tea shop, Viola had been surfing the Internet to drink the milk tea and spent a happy morning, feeling refreshed.
However, after reading a news, her mood suddenly became not so good
It was said that a woman had married into a rich family and was openly regarded as a parasite, but was expelled
Viola was almost mad!
This sort of family would do everything they could to stay away from her as long as they didn't love each other She would come to no good end.
Joyce shook her head. She didn't want to eat anything. After she paid for the ice cream, she picked up her handbag and began to look for a job on the street. However, after Viola's long search, they were either giving out leaflets or moving bricks, the corners of her mouth twitching.
Sitting on a bench along the road, Viola continuously sighed.
Suddenly, someone patted her on the shoulder.
She turned back and saw it was Jennifer. Her face was still gloomy.
"What's wrong with you?" Sitting next to Viola, Jennifer poked her face with her finger worriedly.
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