Flirting With My Ex-husband novel Chapter 484

Most of the questions were fired at Justin after that, and Scarlett only had to put in occasionally.

She seemed very relaxed sitting on the stage.

So, seeing the tea set on the table beside her, she decided to take the time and make a good pot of tea.

At the sight of it, Jepson could not help but laugh, "Wow, this is interesting. I bet only someone like Scarlett would do this as a guest!"

Then, as if remembering something, Jepson said with a sideways glance at Raymond, “You know what? Among all my students, Scarlett is the apple of my eye. I would definitely try to make her my daughter-in-law if I had a son!"

Raising his eyebrow, Raymond replied,' She is so excellent, so it is only understandable that you like her so much."

However, Jepson snorted, "But some people just would not cherish her. Pity!”

After saying this, Jepson paid his attention back on the stage, like he had said nothing just then.

Raymond also turned around to look at Scarlett again.

He knew what Jepson meant. He was once too stupid to cherish such a good woman as Scarlett.

He had been such a blind and self-righteous brat!

Back on the stage, Justin became quite talkative when discussing Future Technologies and artificial intelligence, unlike the aloof and slightly reserved man he usually was.

Forty minutes into the interview, there came the question-and-answer session, when six chances of asking questions were given to the audience.

Justin had won many people's favors after his brilliant speech just then.

"I have a question for you, Scarlett. There is no doubt that you did well in study, and was very capable, so I wonder why you married into the Shaw family for money upon graduation?"

This question came from a boy. As soon as he finished speaking, there was an uproar among the students around. "Which class are you in? I never saw you before!"

A student questioned the boy at once. The student was one of the most sociable people in the School of Information, and since their seats were arranged according to their schools, it should be easy for him to recognize the boy since the student knew almost all of his schoolmates' faces.

But to be sure, the boy looked a stranger to him, and that was why the student suspected him at once.

"Class 3 in 2008!"

The boy responded. But soon another person stood up, "Nonsense! I was in class 3 in 2008, but I never knew someone so rude as you!”

"Well, it was a slip of tongue. It was class 2 in 2007..." "He was not a student here! What are you up to sneaking in like this?"