Gu Mingyue said coldly, "Mom, can we just let this matter slide? How can you expect them to apologize? Poor people have such strong self-esteem."
Although Gu Mingyue spoke softly, Lin Yan heard every word clearly.
She hadn't gone far, and her heart stung as if she had been bitten by an ant.
Lin Yan didn't deny her past, nor did she want anyone dismissing her present.
How arrogantly and condescendingly had Gu Mingyue spoken about her.
Lin Yan said flatly, "Sister-in-law, my Fenghua Entertainment will be going public next year. Isn't your concept of 'poor people' a little outdated? And what's wrong with being poor?"
Fenghua Entertainment made Gu Mingyue feel a pang of jealousy.
She wasn't living under a rock—Fenghua Entertainment's development had far outpaced its competitors. By now, it was practically on equal footing with Lin Wanzhi's Star Emperor Entertainment.
