Chapter 30 Slander

　　 　　 　　Sally's face looked terrible, but due to the special occasion, she couldn't shout at Caroline—after all, Michael was standing nearby. 　　 　　Caroline stood up directly. 　　 　　Seeing her about to leave, Sally instinctively stood up as well. 　　 　　This woman Caroline was much more difficult to deal with than Sally had imagined. At first, when she found out Caroline was already married, Sally was quite pleased. After all, a married woman posed little threat to her. 　　 　　But Sally gradually realized a problem. What if Michael had unique tastes and didn't mind a married woman? 　　 　　Sally quickly felt uneasy. 　　 　　After secretly admiring Michael for so many years, how could she just stand by and watch her beloved man be taken away by another woman? 　　 　　Especially a married woman. 　　 　　Sally might admit that Caroline was not inferior to her in beauty, but she firmly believed that she was much stronger than Caroline. 　　 　　Whether it was education or family background,