Chapter 51 Teaching Them A Lesson

• The self-perceived elegance that Nancy saw in herself was not perceived by others in the same way.
• "What kind of wealthy young lady is she? She must have given herself that title. True ladies are refined and would never embarrass others in public. So what if they gossip about her? Is it necessary to pour wine on someone?"
• "She actually dared to pour wine on Margaret; it's too much! I really want to rush in and beat her up."