Reborn: My Wife Is A Successful Businesswoman

Even if Peter had some complaints, he didn't dare to say anything. He would follow the orders of his leader. Even if Sharon wanted to quit, he still wanted to continue to stay in the army. He had to consider the overall situation when he made decisions. Otherwise, his hard work for so many years would be in vain. In terms of family background, he was not as good as Sharon.

"What happened? Why hasn't he come out yet? Will Sharon's leader blame him for this? Celia, did we get into trouble?"

When Jane taught Macy a lesson, she really felt very happy. After all, this was the capital city, the army, not the countryside. Since the leader of the army had known this, Jane could imagine how important and serious this matter was.

"Aunt, there is a reason for this matter, but it wasn’t our responsibility. We did it, but there is nothing to be worried about, and I don't think you did anything wrong. In a word, it's impossible to apologize. If Sharon‘s leader really wants to blame him, it doesn't matter if Sharon doesn't

Celia was not a fool. She didn't care if she was disliked by anyone. When everyone disliked her, she was worried that everyone would believe the rumors.

Celia didn't care about gossip at all. These people liked to spread rumors, and with her beautiful face, it was too easy to make enemies. Some people had already held discrimination against her before they knew her. She only had a mouth, and couldn't explain it every time she encountered this kind of people.

Sharon had met this group of women before. They were never so mean in the past. Now they were gossiping about Celia. Did they know what had happened? A rabble of ignorant women delighted in slandering others, and Sharon’s respect and politeness for them were all gone in an instant. But since they were just talking about it, Sharon thought that he’d better let it go. It was not good to let Celia build a lot of enemies in the army. He couldn't stand out at this time, and Celia gave him a hint with her eyes, telling him not to care about those gossips.