Fiction Made Me His Wife (Freya and Louis) novel Chapter 86

Chapter 86 Escalation

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“Pfft… haha! Uncle, you’re right!” Aiden burst out laughing. “That lady—if you compare her husband’s looks to my uncle’s, I think anyone with eyes knows who’s the obvious choice. Freya’s definitely not blind. Don’t worry, you and your husband are perfectly matched. Cupid will make sure you live happily ever after! I read online that the gods of love are great at sorting trash these days!”

The onlookers all chuckled. The woman was absolutely livid, yet her husband couldn’t tear his eyes away from Freya, completely ignoring his furious wife.

The woman glanced at Louis again. For some reason, just meeting his gaze made her feel like she instantly shrank in stature. She wanted to say something, but when she met Louis’s cold, detached eyes, nothing came out. The more she thought about opening her mouth, the more ridiculous she felt. No matter what she said, she’d look like some provincial bumpkin. She was stuck–unable to advance or retreat, humiliated either way.

That was when one of the onlookers—a grandmother out with her grandson–finally couldn’t hold back.

“Miss, the young lady here’s got a point. She was trying to help. Sure, we don’t go around breaking up marriages, but a Jhusband who can’t keep his eyes in his head isn’t worth much either. Even if you keep guarding him like a hawk, it’s pointless. This young woman’s got her head on straight, but the world’s full of girls who’d gladly cozy up to a rich man. You’d be better off focusing on your own growth. Make your own money instead of relying on a man!”

Another woman nearby chimed in, her voice sharp and firm. “That’s right. We’ve been watching from the start–it was you who picked this fight, and the way you two talk? No class at all. Lucky for you, this couple has manners. If it were me, I’d have slapped you across the face already. That lady was only trying to give you some real advice, and you threw mud at her like a jealous fool. There are kids around, too—if you set this kind of example, you’ll regret it when your son grows up just like you!”

A younger mom in the crowd leaned toward Freya and said gently, “You’re very pretty, but if I may say, I think it’d be a good idea to consider transferring your child to a different school. This one may charge more, but if that kid is any indication, their moral education isn’t up to par. A good kid being stuck around kids like that–it’s not worth it. You know the story of Mencius’s mother moving houses three times? Environment really does shape a child.”

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