She was not particularly interested in parties. She would refuse all that could be refused. However, as this matter would affect Aino’s schooling atmosphere, she had no choice but to obey.

“What was wrong, Sabrina? You didn’t want to go? Was that why your phone had been turned off since yesterday, and you didn’t reply to the group admin?” Susan’s mother was a bit aggressive.

“No, no, Mrs. Sear. Let’s chat in the group. I… I have to go to work now.” She heard Kingston’s honk, so Sabrina spoke while turning around to run. She already understood what Susan’s mother said, so she could not delay any longer.

Behind her, Susan’s mother looked at Sabrina’s back and muttered, “I think you were quite similar to that broke family. The clothes you were wearing were so mismatched. Which company would allow their collar workers to dress like you? I’m guessing that you were only doing some part-time job somewhere. You were still pretending! Did having a good car meant that your family was rich?