Chapter 432 Uncovering My Wife's Secrets

Jessy complained in a low voice, "Grandpa, see? She doesn't even bother with you. Look at her arrogant attitude. So what if she's the Xander family's daughter? She still grew up in the countryside and still look as such. Look at what she's wearing. A small dress with flats. This is a real country bumpkin..." "Shut up already! Couldn't you close your mouth for once?" Christopher scolded. "Grandpa..." Jessy was furious. Her tone was as aggrieved as it could be. Christopher added, "Kristina, keep your daughter in check." Kristina was Jessy's mother. "Jess, eat. Don't talk anymore." Kristina got caught in the crossfire, feeling rather irked as well, so she scolded Jessy. Jessy got even angrier. She directly slammed her fork down. "I'm not eating." "Do that again, I dare you!" Christopher looked at Jessy with a dark expression. Jessy stood up angrily. "Sit down!" Christopher scolded again. Kristina immediately said to her, "Jess. Sit down. and eat." "I'm not eating anymore, alright?" Jessy was so angry that she cried. Cassandra said pertinently, "You did the right thing. You should have been more strict with her well long ago. She's the daughter of a wealthy family, yet she hardly looks like one. How is she any different from those gossipy women everywhere else?" Jessy was so angry that she felt like she was about to explode on the spot. Jane was also depressed today. At this moment, she stood up and said, "I'm done eating too. Take your time. Jess, I'll take you back to your room." Jessy immediately took advantage of the situation and left the banquet hall with Jane. "Pfftt... This is so wrong." After leaving the banquet hall, Jessy let out a long breath. Jane rolled her eyes, then said sarcastically, "Right? Look at Annalise's arrogant behavior. I bet you didn't see her looking at you with disdain when she left..." "I saw it." Jessy thought of Annalise's disdainful gaze and felt even more stifled. Jane held Jessy's hand. The two of them walked toward the guest rooms and complained along the way.