Chapter 958 - 011 Avery, let’s break up (second update)_3
"Don’t mention it, Auntie, there’s no need for us to be so formal with each other," Avery Graham said with a smile.
It was only then that Jollie Auclair’s mother nodded in agreement, while Jollie Auclair herself didn’t mind at all. She always felt there was no need for such formalities. With her Big Brother being so outstanding, there were plenty of women chasing after him. If her Big Brother took a liking to Avery Graham, it would be Avery’s good fortune.
So, was it not right for Avery Graham to be nice to her future mother-in-law and sister-in-law?
The fast food was quickly delivered, a three-course premium combo costing a total of one hundred and eight. Avery paid for it, and Jollie Auclair’s mother was astounded by the price, remarking that back in their town, that amount of money could feed a family for several days.
Seeing this, Jollie Auclair rolled her eyes again, "Mom, can you not embarrass us like this?"
"How am I embarrassing us? Life in the big city isn’t easy, and you still don’t believe it. With nothing to your name, what kind of good job do you think you can find here?" her mother scolded Jollie.
She really couldn’t understand what her daughter was thinking. Previously, when they didn’t allow her to redo her final school year, telling her that attending just any university would be fine, Jollie insisted on getting into G University. Now, after managing to get in and even paying the tuition fees, she suddenly didn’t want to repeat the year and whimsically decided to move to G City to find work.
In today’s world where graduate and university students were a dime a dozen, what employment advantage would a high school graduate have? But Jollie Auclair simply wouldn’t listen to her mother and insisted on coming here, saying that with her Big Brother and future sister-in-law here, there was nothing to worry about. Avery would surely help her find a great job.
Jollie Auclair’s mother wanted to say that even Avery had a hard time establishing herself in the city, and that they really shouldn’t bother Avery like this. But Jollie didn’t listen to any persuasion, went to the school to declare she wouldn’t be repeating the year, and then started packing at home, preparing to head to G City alone. Concerned that Jollie might trouble Avery, and feeling uneasy, she followed her.
Avery brought over the food and overheard the mother-daughter conversation, realizing that Jollie didn’t want to repeat the school year and was planning to work in G City instead.