The Year I Was the Other Woman To Myself novel Chapter 476

But Cindy gave Natalie a curious look. “Can you sing?”

“I’ve even released an album,” Natalie said proudly.

“What’s an album? If you can sing, sing us a song.”

Natalie sighed dramatically. “You know, people used to pay me millions just to sing one song.”

“I’ll make you a special flatbread for lunch!”

“Fine, but with extra herbs.”

For the price of a flatbread, Natalie sang several of her own songs, only to be told she was too noisy. Offended, she stormed back inside, vowing not to speak to any of them for the rest of the day.

While Natalie had plenty of free time, Penelope was always busy.

She was dragged out of bed before she was even fully awake.

A neighbor's daughter, Monica, was weeping hysterically. “Penelope, my future mother-in-law is demanding I go with her to prove I’m a virgin before the wedding! What do I do?”

Penelope rubbed her temples. Ever since she had rescued a girl from a drunk on her way home from work last year—beating the man so badly he ended up in the hospital—she had become the town’s de facto guardian angel for young women.

But she didn't want to be a savior. She just wanted to sleep in.

“Penelope, wahhhh!” Monica wailed.

Penelope sighed. “So, you’re not?”

The question stopped Monica’s tears mid-sob. She hiccuped in shock.

“I… I…”

“So what if you’re not? It’s not a big deal.”

Monica sniffled and gave a tiny nod.

“Just be honest with your fiancé. If he truly has a problem with it, then you should seriously reconsider marrying him.”

“But we’re about to get our marriage license! Both our families have already started planning the wedding.”

“That’s why you need to cut your losses now. What’s the alternative? You marry him, he finds out, his family gives you hell, you regret it, and then you get a divorce? Is that better?”

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