Mrs. Young squinted disdainfully at Nell Harris: "A woman like you, let alone our Young Family not daring to accept you, I see, people and families can't afford you."
In her eyes, Nell Harris, a woman of such low status, must have used disgraceful means to make Dylan Young fall for her, otherwise, how could she be associated with the Young Family at all.
As Mrs. Young, sitting here talking to her is already a stroke of luck from Nell Harris's past life.
Instead of flattering her properly, she still dares to speak like this, which is truly outrageous.
Nell Harris chuckled coldly: "You don't need to put such a high hat on me. You never liked me. No matter what I say or do, it won't catch your eye. If that's the case, why should I deliberately flatter you? The more I do that, the more you'll look down on me."
Nell Harris originally didn't want to make things too tense with Dylan's mother, reluctant to make Dylan feel stuck in between.
