CHAPTER 383: CHAPTER 383: JEALOUSY CAN MAKE PEOPLE UGLY

"Mr. Reed is the one who truly understands," Sophie Wilson followed James Reed’s words.

Ophelia Wilson was so angry upon hearing this that she nearly broke her teeth.

James was merely being polite to her, yet Sophie dared to shamelessly continue. Wasn’t this implying that she was unreasonable?

"When two people are together, what matters most is the sincerity of their feelings. Things like the ’Heart of Love’ or possessions are external. Even if my ring is more precious than Miss Wilson’s, what does it prove?"

"Does it mean Mr. Seymour’s feelings for me are more genuine than James Reed’s feelings for Miss Wilson?" Sophie Wilson said with a smile, completely ignoring Ophelia’s increasingly displeased expression, shrugging her shoulders, "Definitely not."

James Reed, who lost to Charles Seymour in terms of the ring, struggled to maintain a smile, while inwardly cursing the old man for giving Charles so much money to spend so unwisely.

Once he gains control of the Seymour Corporation, he plans to cut off all the funds that were not supposed to go to Charles Seymour.

"Miss Wilson is absolutely right," Jim Perry nodded with a smile, "Love cares about sincerity, not money."

Hearing Jim Perry side with her, Ophelia Wilson’s heart lifted, slowly dispelling the resentment born from jealousy earlier, making her feel much better.

"President Perry, you are truly insightful," Ophelia now smiled genuinely.

Is it impressive for a ring to be expensive?

Can James Reed’s love for her be compared to Charles Seymour’s?

"Speaking of sincerity," Sophie Wilson chuckled, extending her hand towards Charles Seymour, "Hand it over."

Charles Seymour glanced at her, recalled something, and a smirk appeared as he handed her the document bag.

This little rascal is up to mischief again.

Slowly, Sophie Wilson opened the document bag and said leisurely, "I don’t know if this counts as sincerity."

She pulled out a lightweight piece of paper from inside.

Ophelia’s expression changed when she saw it but soon broke into a smile, asking, "What? Did Mr. Seymour buy Miss Wilson a house or something else?"

It’s just a piece of paper, what valuable thing could it be?

Even a house purchase contract would be more than a single sheet of paper, right?

Sophie Wilson really must be from a humble background, so lacking in experience.

With just a little thing... Ophelia’s sense of superiority instantly froze and shattered when she saw what was written on the paper.

"Alas, my Mr. Seymour is just so sincere," Sophie Wilson cheerfully retrieved the paper she presented to Ophelia.

Ophelia shook her head neurotically, muttering, "No, it can’t be true, this, how could this..."

"Not true?" Sophie raised the paper, inspected it closely, then offered it to Jim Perry, saying, "Mr. Perry, someone worldly like yourself, could you tell if it’s real?"

Jim Perry looked at the document, felt his heart skip a beat, but maintained his usual smile and nodded, "It’s indeed real, legally binding."

"Ophelia, that’s not right. You can’t just doubt my fiancé gave me something fake because yours gave you nothing, right? Jealousy, can really make a person ugly," Sophie happily stored the document, handing it over to Charles Seymour, while casually complaining to Ophelia.