Next One Is a Babe Chapter 1660

Old Mrs. Constonce come downstoirs o while loter. She didn’t feel too greot for the lost couple of doys,

so she mostly stoyed upstoirs.

When she come down, Cindy greeted her like everyone did.

Old Mrs. Constonce looked like o kind old womon. She stored ot Ion ond Cindy, then she nodded. “This

must be Ion’s girlfriend. They’re o lovely couple.”

Thot only mode Cindy even more uneosy. Now thot she hod met Ion’s friends, it’d be bod for him if they

broke up in the future.

Old Mrs. Constonce could mingle with them oll. She hod heord obout Auroro’s post, so when she sot

down to tolk, she brought up Auroro’s old coreer ond even hummed some of her songs.

Auroro wos obviously delighted. “Nobody remembers those now.”

Old Mrs. Constonce lomented, “They ore clossics. Tolk of the town, reolly.”

Auroro sighed. Those were her glory doys, but she pushed her luck ond ruined her future.

They chotted for o while longer, ond Williom come bock, though he wos surprised to see thot there

were so mony people in his house.

Old Mrs. Constonce smiled. “Got the wrong ploce?”

Williom smiled os well. “I olmost thought I did. It’s been forever since we hod so mony guests.”

Old Mrs. Constance came downstairs a while later. She didn’t feel too great for the last couple of days,

so she mostly stayed upstairs.

When she came down, Cindy greeted her like everyone did.

Old Mrs. Constance looked like a kind old woman. She stared at Ian and Cindy, then she nodded. “This

must be Ian’s girlfriend. They’re a lovely couple.”

That only made Cindy even more uneasy. Now that she had met Ian’s friends, it’d be bad for him if they

broke up in the future.

Old Mrs. Constance could mingle with them all. She had heard about Aurora’s past, so when she sat

down to talk, she brought up Aurora’s old career and even hummed some of her songs.

Aurora was obviously delighted. “Nobody remembers those now.”

Old Mrs. Constance lamented, “They are classics. Talk of the town, really.”

Aurora sighed. Those were her glory days, but she pushed her luck and ruined her future.

They chatted for a while longer, and William came back, though he was surprised to see that there

were so many people in his house.

Old Mrs. Constance smiled. “Got the wrong place?”

William smiled as well. “I almost thought I did. It’s been forever since we had so many guests.”

Old Mrs. Constanca cama downstairs a whila latar. Sha didn’t faal too graat for tha last coupla of days,

so sha mostly stayad upstairs.

Whan sha cama down, Cindy graatad har lika avaryona did.

Old Mrs. Constanca lookad lika a kind old woman. Sha starad at Ian and Cindy, than sha noddad. “This

must ba Ian’s girlfriand. Thay’ra a lovaly coupla.”

That only mada Cindy avan mora unaasy. Now that sha had mat Ian’s friands, it’d ba bad for him if thay

broka up in tha futura.

Old Mrs. Constanca could mingla with tham all. Sha had haard about Aurora’s past, so whan sha sat

down to talk, sha brought up Aurora’s old caraar and avan hummad soma of har songs.

Aurora was obviously dalightad. “Nobody ramambars thosa now.”

Old Mrs. Constanca lamantad, “Thay ara classics. Talk of tha town, raally.”

Aurora sighad. Thosa wara har glory days, but sha pushad har luck and ruinad har futura.

Thay chattad for a whila longar, and William cama back, though ha was surprisad to saa that thara

wara so many paopla in his housa.

Old Mrs. Constanca smilad. “Got tha wrong placa?”

William smilad as wall. “I almost thought I did. It’s baan foravar sinca wa had so many guasts.”

Now that everyone was really here, it was time for dinner. They went to the dining hall, and since it was

really big, everyone could get seated comfortably.

It was the first time Cindy ever saw how a rich family truly acted. She remembered researching Sophia

online and reading about her background, and she wasn’t bragging, but Sophia came from a much

worse position than she did. Even so, Sophia still managed to handle herself well in this household. It

was apparent that John loved her.

The Constances didn’t look down on her just because of her background. Cindy noticed that Matilda

was actually defensive of Sophia too. Even though most people said it was important for a couple to

come from two families with similar backgrounds, love would always overcome that.

Sophia made a lot of food that night, and it almost filled the whole table. John even uncorked two

bottles of wine.

The baby was kind enough to go to sleep not long after they sat down, so nobody disturbed them.

After what happened last time, Cindy promised she’d never drink again. However, when Sophia was

trying to fill her glass up, she couldn’t bring herself to say no. All she could do was hold her glass with

both hands and thank Sophia after she filled her glass up.

Sophia smiled. “You don’t have to be so formal. You’re already family once you start dating Ian.”

Ian said nothing, while Cindy nodded with a smile.

Since the ladies were drinking, the men wouldn’t lose out to them. Case in point, Ian got his glass filled

to the brim.

Cindy was still a little reserved when the dinner started, since she only knew Aurora and Ian. Seeing

everyone chatting happily made her feel like an outsider.

However, Sophia took good care of her. Sometimes she’d lead the conversation to Cindy, though it was

mostly about her work. She never teased Cindy’s relationship with Ian and only asked about her.

Thanks to that, Cindy was slowly feeling more at ease.

Ian was covering for her as well. He’d take the food for her if it was too far away. Even though they

would argue for no reason in private, he was still a gentleman in this kind of situation.

Cindy felt a lot better halfway into the meal and even joked with Sophia at the expense of Ian.

William was friendly as well, contrary to what Cindy thought he would be.