Flash Marriage: He Made My Jaw Drop novel Chapter 23

Flash Marriage He Made My Jaw Drop

Chapim 23 

family felt ashamed. But Mrs. Quinn insisted on giving birth to the child, and later she barely contacted her family. 

Since the death of Vivienne’s grandparents, Mrs. Quinn regretted so much and took the initiative to walk around with several sisters in order to repair their relationship. 

Mrs. Quinn said earnestly, “Vivienne, we are family. Don’t be so petty. Go get yourself ready and you will come with me.” 

Vivienne was extremely unwilling to go to her aunt’s house, but she worried that Mrs. Quinn would be wronged, so she had to follow. 

More than half an hour later, Vivienne drove to another district and entered a slightly upscale residential community. 

The car entered the parking lot, and when Vivienne and Mrs. Quinn got out of the car, they happened to meet an acquaintance. 

“Aunt, Vivienne, what are you doing here?” 

Vivienne turned her head, and standing next to a BMW was her cousin, Lily. 

Lily was thirty–two this year and married a doctor. Her husband had been promoted some time ago. She herself was a housewife. They had been married for eight years and still had no child. Lily had tried various ways, but she still didn’t conceive. 

Lily was exquisitely dressed, carrying an LV bag in her hand, and looked at Vivienne and Mrs. Quinn with very indifferent eyes. 

Mrs. Quinn said with a smile, “Lily, I heard that your mother twisted her ankle, so I came here to take a look.” 

“Alright.” Lily’s attitude was cold, and she didn’t take the initiative 

to invite Vivienne and her mom to go upstairs. She just locked the car and went to the elevator by herself. 

Lily had always looked down upon them, just like her mother did. Vivienne couldn’t bear it, but Mrs. Quinn didn’t care and pulled Vivienne to follow. 

After Stella got married; her husband got lots of money and then bought three houses. 

So They owned three houses in Washington DC, and of course, they thought they were superior. 

When they entered the house, Stella saw them, but she didn’t show any emotion. 

Mrs. Quinn presented the gift she bought, and asked with concern, “Stella, how is your ankle?.” 

“I’m fine.” Stella didn’t accept the gift, and said, “Elena, you only earn a little a month, why are you spending money to buy these things? Just bring them back later, and don’t buy anything next time.” 

This was not to be considerate but to look down on these things. 

These were bought by Mrs. Quinn in the supermarket and cost more than 300. Normally, Mrs. Quinn would not buy these. 

Mrs. Quinn was embarrassed, and said with a smile, “I have already brought it here, just keep it.” 

Stella reluctantly asked Mrs. Quinn to put the things on the ground. 

Vivienne looked at her mother begrudgingly, feeling distressed and 

angry.