My Sister and I Swapped Blind Dates, and I Won

The wedding was over very quickly.

But people in our city had been talking about my marriage into the Park family.

They all envied me for being able to marry a local wealthy businessman and often compared me to Emily.

Emily also smiled with gritted teeth and said that I had married well.

But she said her husband would also be successful in the future.

I ignored the gossip.

On the first day of moving into my new home, I found my mother-in-law Alice and told her that I wanted to continue my studies.

When she heard this, her face showed a hint of appreciation.

She should have investigated me before I married into her family.

I was adopted by Mary, and after I finished college, Mary refused to let me continue my graduate studies.

She forced me to get married as soon as possible.

I could only give up my qualifications for admission to graduate school.

Now that I had the opportunity, I would naturally not give up.

More importantly, I had to improve my abilities to avoid the same situation as in the previous life from happening again.

"Since you have this idea, I naturally support you," she took a sip of coffee and then said.

"But you can't delay having a child."

She looked at Johnathan meaningfully.

I looked up and met his eyes.

I stared at him straight. His ears turned red and he turned his eyes away shyly.

"I got it, mom. I have some things to deal with at the company. I'll go take care of them first."

After saying that, he left quickly.

In the evening, Johnathan came back at one o'clock in the morning.

He pushed the door open and was a little surprised to see that I was still awake. He stared at me for a moment and managed to say, "I'll take a shower first."