Julia stared at Jean coldly and said, "You are right. Sandra doesn't like me. But so what? I have already divorced Terence. Do I need her to like me?"

Since she divorced Terence, Julia didn't have to be as submissive as before. Back then, she was thinking about how to please Sandra and make her satisfied with her every day.

With a disdainful expression, Julia continued, "But you are different. You set me up with all your heart just to marry Terence, didn't you?

It's now your job to please Sandra. You'd better think about what you should give her to make her happy rather than argue with me." After she vented out her words, a euphoric sensation overwhelmed Julia. She felt much more relaxed.

Usually, at this time, Julia always felt distressed about what she should give Sandra. But this year was different. Her mood had changed.

"You..." Although Jean was furious, Julia's words made sense.

If Jean wanted to be Terence's wife, she had to i

Terence was also confused. He looked at Sandra and wondered when she became so intimate with Jean.

"Mom, I'm talking to you." Today was Sandra's birthday. If it was not necessary, Tina didn't want to quarrel with her and make her unhappy.

After comforting Jean for a while, Sandra turned to Tina and asked, "What's wrong? It's my birthday. Do I have to get your approval if I want to invite someone?"

"Why are you so unreasonable?"

Tina almost lost her temper, but Simon hurriedly stopped her. Otherwise, the two women would argue. He smiled and explained to Sandra, "Mom, that's not what Tina meant. She just feared that you might have some misunderstanding."

"What? Why? Am I a fool in your eyes?" Sandra said coldly.

When he saw this, Terence hurried to mediate. "Grandma, today is your birthday. Don't be angry."

Terence comforted Sandra for a while and then said, "Dad and Mom just want to ask about how you got so familiar with Jean."