Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife novel Chapter 534

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 534

After saying that, she turned to face the principal, who gave her a nod.

“Regarding my delayed arrival on stage, I’ll explain after I’m done. Now, please quiet down and allow me to begin my speech!” The hint of a smile appeared on Janet’s lips. In a voice that was strangely pleasant and without its usual coldness, she began, “A very good morning to all the leaders, teachers, and students. I am Janet Jackson, and I am the speaker in charge of this segment…”

“I am delighted to be admitted into my university of choice, and I would like to thank Mr. Goldstein of Woodsbury University for personally inviting me…”

Robert, who was seated below the stage, was nervous at first, but when he heard Janet say this, he gradually relaxed.

He took a few steps back, then patted Nina on the shoulder before asking, “Will Janet perform well?”

Nina nodded uncertainly. “Perhaps. I offered to give her my speech, but she refused!”

With a look of disbelief on his face, Robert froze.

Janet really wrote her own speech?

“So, what’s wrong with her dress? Isn’t the one she’s wearing right now given by the school?” Robert was confused. They claimed that there was a wardrobe malfunction, but now, she appeared to be wearing the original dress.

Nina frowned, not knowing how to explain it to him. In the end, she said, “Wait for her explanation. I don’t really know what to tell you.”

Upon hearing this, Robert could only nod in response. He then shifted his attention back to Janet.

Janet’s voice was gentle, and she wasn’t urgent nor slow when she spoke. Clearly, she had a good grasp of the right speed and tone in which to deliver a speech.

Watching Janet, Nina was a little surprised. It was as if Janet was used to giving speeches; Nina couldn’t find a single flaw in her performance today. In addition, Nina found that the contents of her speech were slightly better than what she wrote.

Nina was incredulous. In just one night, Janet had actually written such a wonderful speech!