The Pampering CEO: Don't Mess With My Secretly-Married Sweet Wife novel Chapter 342

"It tends to be messy at the banquet, so let me tag along." Serenity suggested.

Madam Shaw was in a good mood. She smiled and said, "Sure, let's go together."

On the other hand, Julian was a little worried when he heard Madam Shaw was bringing Susan to the banquet. He wanted to follow as well, but his request was turned down by Madam Shaw. She said the banquet was for them madams to socialize. They never brought their significant others along, and he was no exception as well, even if he was Julian Shaw.

"Alright, alright. I'll keep my eyes fixed on Susie the whole time. I won't let anyone get close to her, okay?" Madam Shaw assured after she saw Julian was still worried.

"It's okay, Julian. I can take care of myself," Susan chimed in.

"I'll stay close to Susie," Serenity added.

Julian had no other choice but sighed and said," Alright, come back early."

The banquet was held in an idle villa.

The villa was decorated in advance, and it was brimming with a lively atmosphere both inside and outside.

There were quite a lot of ladies inside the villa by the time Madam Shaw and Susan arrived. One of the middle-aged woman dressed in an elegant dress walked up to them when she saw them.

"Finally you're here, Madam Shaw," the woman greeted, grinning. Then, she turned to Susan and said," This is your first time joining us, Mrs. Shaw. I hope you'll have a fun time."

"Thank you for having me here," Susan replied with a smile.

"And the lady over here?" The woman looked towards Serenity.

"She is my sister," Susan introduced.

The woman's eyes lit up. "So you are the daughter of Marshal Wrights. Happy to see you here, Miss. Wright."

Serenity just nodded her head.

Madam Shaw scanned around the villa, and then she asked, "Where is Madam Orlean, Madam Blake? I couldn't see her around."

Madam Blake knew where Madam Shaw was going. She chuckled and continued, "She was here. Maybe she went out to the garden to have a walk. She'll be back soon."

Before her voice died away, she turned around, and then she said, "Speak of the devil. Here she is."

Madam Shaw's eyes brightened up. Holding Susan’s hand, they walked towards Madam Orlean.

Serenity did not know what Madam Shaw was doing, s o she just followed as well.

"It's been so long, Madam Orlean," Madam Shaw greeting, offering her a fake smile.

Madam Orlean seemed to have put a lot of work into keeping her youth well. Her skin was glowing. When she saw Madam Shaw, an embarrassed smile crossed her face, causing crow’s feet to appear at the corner of her eyes and revealed her years.

"Madam Shaw," Madam Orlean said, flashing her an ingratiating smile, "Yeah, it’s been so long."

"Where is your daughter-in-law? I didn’t see her around."

Madam Orlean's face grew hot with embarrassment." Well, she isn't feeling well, so..."

"She isn’t feeling well?" Madam Shaw repeated, throwing an askance glance at Madam Orlean, "I heard that your family has not been very peaceful lately. You and she seem to be arguing all the time. I wouldn’t say a daughter from an influential family is not a good candidate, but not everyone is as lucky as m e to have Susie as a daughter-in-law. Not only that she has a great background, but she is also good-humored. I’m truly a lucky one."

Madam Orlean grew uncomfortable, but there was nothing she could say to fight back. As such, she could just nod.

A triumphant grin appeared on Madam Shaw’s face when she successfully made things difficult for Madam Orlean.

On the other hand, Susan was at a loss.

Madam Shaw led her to the couch. After that, she began to tell Susan the story between them with a smile, "Madam Orlean's daughter-in-law is the daughter of a Premier. She is no match for me in other aspects, so she used to compare the background of her daughter-in-law with me. No matter how angry I was, I couldn’t fight back since that's the truth. However, things have changed now. Your background is street ahead of her daughter-in-law, so she can't flaunt about her daughter-in-law anymore."