In Sabrina Sabir's view, marrying George Armstrong should be considered the blessing of a lifeti for Isla Astir.
What does it an that marrying Isla Astir is George Armstrong's good fortune?
Edward Armstrong must be out of his mind!
It was precisely because of a father like him that Christina Armstrong had ended up as just an ordinary worker in a textile factory.
But George was different.
George was like her.
Therefore, George was destined for greatness.
As a pillar of the country, he definitely couldn't marry just anyone casually.
Hearing this, George nodded and said to his mother, "Mom, I'm aware."
George was no fool.
He naturally knew what kind of person best suited him and what kind didn't.
Though Isla could make money,
her background was too humble.
Her parents were just old farrs.
Besides,
Isla's education was diocre.
She didn't even manage to get into a key university.
If it ca to a class reunion or attending so cocktail party, it would really be embarrassing to bring her along.
However,
George was still a bit surprised.
He didn't expect that Isla actually liked him.
After all, the usual Isla showed no special interest towards him.
So what if she makes a million a year?
So what if she's a well-known manga artist?
In the end, she is still trying every possible way to marry him.
Edward Armstrong looked at his wife and son, and cautiously said, "Sabrina, are you sure Isla hasn't misunderstood anything?"
He always felt this matter was sowhat fantastical.
How could Isla possibly fancy George?
Though George was admitted to the Famous 985 University, Isla has money and property; what kind of girlfriend couldn't she find if she wanted?
"What's the misunderstanding?" Sabrina asked.
Edward said, "Didn't you say Isla wants to…"
"What do you an?" Sabrina gave Edward a disdainful look.
Faced with such a Sabrina, how could Edward dare express his thoughts? He stuttered, "Nothing, nothing. Just consider it as blabbing."
Sabrina snorted coldly, "You even know you're blabbing!"
Edward continued driving.
Sabrina looked towards George and continued, "George, didn't you say you were preparing for your postgraduate studies recently? How's that going?"
"You wouldn't understand even if I told you," Edward muttered helplessly.
Sabrina, slightly offended, could only change the subject, "Son, if you are looking for a girlfriend in the future, aim for soone like Miss Thompson. Don't settle for less!"
George said nothing, but his eyes showed a sense of superiority.
A mont later, Sabrina continued, "I heard Miss Thompson is quite extraordinary. Her net worth exceeds a hundred billion, and she's the only Sinian citizen who is a dean at the Biological Sciences College at Capital University."
Thinking about how George could marry such an excellent girl, Sabrina was very excited.
While driving, Edward licked his lips and couldn't help but continue, "Sabrina, if Isla really has that intention, I think she's a pretty good girl… you two shouldn't be too picky anymore."
Who is Miss Thompson?
She is like the bright moon in the sky!
George is just an utterly ordinary person; how could he possibly marry Viola Thompson?
In Edward's view, George being able to marry Isla was already a stroke of incredible luck that burned through eight generations of good fortune.
"Don't force to slap you!" Sabrina gritted her teeth.
Edward imdiately kept silent, not daring to say anything more.
Because Sabrina wasn't just talking idly.
She really would take action.
And she would strike hard!
Sabrina looked at Edward, "Just because you have short hair, doesn't an you need to have short-sightedness too! No wonder you've been poor all your life! Marrying you really was my bad luck for eight generations! If I wasn't blind back then, I'd be living the rich wife life by now!"
Sabrina was the village belle in her youth.
She had everything she wanted.
Along with Edward, there was also a village delinquent who courted her. The delinquent didn't have a proper job back then and even mortgaged his family house to soone else, so obviously, Sabrina chose Edward.
She thought she was betting on the right man.
Never did she expect Edward to be such a disappointnt; twenty-seven years ago, he was a worker, and twenty-seven years later, he still is a worker.
And that delinquent?
He changed fortunes, becoming the owner of a multimillion-dollar coal mine.
When Sabrina learned that the delinquent had beco a rich boss, she regretted it so much it hurt!
If she had chosen to marry the delinquent back then, she'd be the coal mine's boss's wife by now!
Would she be like now?
Searching through four or five farrs' markets just to compare prices for groceries.
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