"Did you tell Grandma and the others?"
Joanna shook her head: "Not yet. Wait until both families have dinner together, then we can talk about it."
Jeremy was silent for a moment, then nodded: "I'm afraid someone will be in for a surprise. In the future, no one will ever underestimate your background again. This is good. As the daughter of the White family, who would dare to disrespect you?"
Joanna knew who Jeremy was referring to.
Actually, she didn't care anymore about how Lady Octavia would think of her.
A while later, Jeremy's phone rang.
After answering, Joanna heard his indifferent voice say to the caller: "I know, I'll be right there."
Then he hung up.
"Joanna, I can't accompany you for now. There's something at the company, Dad asked me to go over."
"You don't have to worry about me." Joanna glanced at the time and got up from the sofa, "Let's go together, I just made plans to meet Aria."
"Alright, I'll take you there. Wait for me to change clothes first."
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