CHAPTER 36 HANDGUN

With the host's enthusiastic welcome and passionately detailed introduction, Joshua and Emily, siblings, one with a disgusted expression like he'd just eaten something awful, and the other with a coffin-like face, stood alongside other guests. Finally, the introductions ended. The two stood with the other guests, and Regina looked at them, feeling somewhat pleased. But since they weren't acquaintances, and their original family wasn't remarkable, even living in the slums, she didn't initiate a conversation. The new guests this time had similar economic backgrounds, status, and noble lineage to the Martins family. So, Regina was careful in her observations and speech. But this was different from Tim's family. Tim even received help from a charity to go to college, and that charity was the one organized by the Martins family to celebrate Selina's birthday, and Tim was one of the first beneficiaries. This made Regina subconsciously feel that Tim’s family was subordinate to hers, and s