My Arrogant Fiancée Is an All Round Genius

Chapter 218 Suddenly Asking Her Birthday

Myrna was not the kind of person who liked to gossip about others.

She thought Adrian wouldn't answer Rachel, but to her surprise, the resilient young man, who had grown up a lot, calmly spoke up, "I know. My mom used to work as a nanny in their house."

The students at Melcester Central High School had good family backgrounds, especially in Class A, although not as wealthy as Stephanie's family, who owned a listed company.

At least it was a well-off family.

People like Adrian, who had their mothers working as babysitters in other people's homes, were difficult for them to understand, even though they were grown-ups.

"Um..."

Adrian lowered his eyebrows, but he had a strong spirit and faced his life calmly: "In the past, my mother wanted to support me to go to school, but she never had the chance to receive an education and couldn't find an easy job. Through the introduction of relatives, she became a live-in housekeeper for someone else. With her monthly salary, it was barely enough for our family to live in Melcester, along with my father's income."

Rachel and Maureen unconsciously glanced towards Myrna.

I see.

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No wonder Myrna and Adrian had such a good relationship, there was this reason.

Didn't Myrna used to live with the Stark family before?

"Later, my father fell ill, so my mother started a small business and set up a stall selling pasta soup on Lakeside Road. I would also help out on weekends." Rachel and her friends felt sad as they listened, always feeling that he was in great pain. The care between young boys and girls was always so simple and sincere.

They may not have fancy language, but heartfelt care is warmer than any language.

"Adrian, your mother can make pasta soup? That's impressive," Rachel said, surprised, and immediately smiled.

• The apple's face showed a silly expression, as it touched its nose and stuck out its tongue, greedily saying, "I really like eating pasta soup. I have never found an authentic pasta soup. Do you know the Aladdin pasta soup outside our school?"

"I used to go back home every Wednesday to eat, but recently it has been getting worse and worse. Both Ramon and I don't want to go anymore. Luckily, your mom knows how to make pasta soup. That's great! We should come and visit you another day to taste Auntie's cooking. Can we?"

Adrian glanced at her and of course understood what she was thinking. However, if Rachel really liked to eat pasta soup, he was confident that his mother's cooking would not disappoint her. 29.96%

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So he did not feel inferior, nor did he belittle himself.

I readily agreed.

"Sure."

Maureen and the others heard this and immediately gathered around: "Rachel, you're so cunning! You actually want to go eat delicious food by yourself. I want to go too!" "So was !!"

"We were too!"

Rachel's eyes twinkled as she suggested with a smile, "How about we plan a day to go together?"

She remembered Myrna and turned to the person next to her, asking, "Myrna, did you go?"

"Next week. I didn't have time this week," Myrna said, lifting her head from her phone, her eyes tired. She leaned back, looking lazily, emitting an inexplicable sense of indifference. Rachel blushed and her heart raced as she saw a girl.

Wuwuwu, what should I do about Myrna's strong attack? Am I abnormal in my orientation?

Everyone else was discussing which day next week they would have time to go together to Adrian's pasta soup restaurant for a meal.

Myrna suddenly received a message on Line.

Calvin: What is the date of your birthday?

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Myrna: ?

He suddenly sent a message asking what he was doing on his birthday.

[MS: I don't know. According to Luther, I was on August 16th.]

Not following the Stark family's adoption claim, she also didn't know how long ago her birthday was.

After all, no one had ever cared about her birthday, so she herself had long stopped caring about such things.