Reborn: My Wife Is A Successful Businesswoman

It was the first time that Wendy went to Tim's house. She felt a little restrained and didn't know where to put her hands and feet. She had never seen such a good house. The floor was neat and bright, and it was so clean that one could sleep on it. This was a real home.

"Please take a seat."

Tim's wife was very polite to Wendy. She thought that Wendy must be a great mother since she raise such a strong and independent daughter. But when she met Wendy today, to be honest, she was a little disappointed. Wendy seemed to be a typical rural woman. She spoke in a low voice, without any sense of superiority.

"Thank you!"

Wendy went to a strange place and was very uncomfortable.

"Mrs. Tang, you don't have to be nervous. We came to my house just for chatting."

Tim's wife liked Celia's mother very much. At least Wendy was a very simple and honest person.

"Well, it's my first time to attend my daughter's parent's meeting. I'm indeed a little nervous."

Wendy squeezed out an awkward smile. She had always been work

. Wendy was on of them. She was no longer willing to go back to the Tang family.

Seeing that Sue had said so much and her attitude was not bad, Tim also helped her. After all, they were from a family, and the tuition of Celia was indeed a problem. After entering the University, the teacher couldn't make an exception for Celia again. Could she still go to school and work every day?

Wendy was about to leave, but Tim didn't know what was going on, but also tried to help Sue to persuade her. So she was in a pickled.

"Celia's mother, Celia will go to college in the second half of the year. It will cost a lot of money to go to college. If the child still can't concentrate on her study when she goes to college, it will certainly affect her study. You are a big family with many people and great strength. If someone helps you and your daughter to share the burden, you won't have to live such a hard life."

Tim naturally hoped that Wendy and Celia could go back. Didn't Sue agree? She would support Celia to go to school.