Chapter 4The Red String

"Where is the red string bracelet on your wrist?!"

Sarah was startled. Panic flashed across her face as she stammered:

"I... I just thought it didn't match my dress today, so I took it off."

Julian's eyes turned red with rage. He roared, "Where is the red string?! Didn't I tell you to always wear it?!"

Sarah turned pale with fright, pointing to her bag. "It's in the bag! I'll put it on right now!"

Julian's expression softened only after hearing this.

He carefully put the red string bracelet on Sarah's wrist.

"I kowtowed every step up the mountain to the temple to get this, just to bless our love for a lifetime," Julian said deeply.

In my past life, he said the exact same thing to me.

The teachers, students, and reporters looked at each other.

They came to interview Harvard admits.

They ended up witnessing the Sterling heir's proposal.

Sarah smugly flaunted her massive diamond ring at me.

"Chloe, see? So what if you got into Harvard? As long as Julian loves me, I get everything. Cars, mansions, designer bags."

"And you? You'll study bitterly for years, only to work for someone else, exhausted for pennies, never rising above your station."

I smiled and asked, "Have you met Julian's family yet?"

Sarah's face changed. "None of your business. Stop trying to stir up trouble. We're getting married soon, he'll definitely take me to see them. Then I'll be the Young Mrs. Sterling, and you won't even be fit to carry my shoes."

I chuckled and nodded. So she hadn't met them yet.

But even if she did, an idiot like Sarah wouldn't notice anything wrong.

"Chloe, we were best friends after all. You have to be my bridesmaid."

"In the future, you'll only marry a wage slave like yourself. You'll never have a wedding this grand. Being my bridesmaid is the luckiest thing that'll ever happen to you."

I sneered. "Lucky? Do you really think you're marrying a good man?"

Wait until you actually enter the Sterling household. That's when the nightmare begins.