<h4>Chapter 1410: Chapter 1324: I Really Envy You at Times Like These</h4>


    Reba Kelloway, once the apple of everybody’s eye, had be a person no one dared to associate with.


    Many well-breddies, who used to be overshadowed by her and always felt inferior, took pleasure in the Kelloway family’s misfortune when they heard the news.


    "The Kelloway Group must be on the verge of bankruptcy, right? Look at her, still acting all high and mighty. I wonder what she’s so full of herself for. If I were her, I’d be too embarrassed to even go out these days. Doesn’t she know what people are saying about her?"


    "Don’t speak so definitively. The Kelloway Group might not go bankrupt. The Heath family and the Kelloway family have been close for generations, so the Heaths should help them out at a time like this, right? As long as the Heath family is willing to help, the Kelloway Group won’t go bankrupt."


    "If the Heath family were willing to help, would Reba Kelloway need to go on blind dates every day? In my view, even though the two families im to be close, the Heaths might not be willing to help out when interests are at stake."


    "Stop talking. She’sing."


    "Pff, what is there to be afraid of? The Kelloways are in such a state now. Are you still scared of Reba Kelloway?"


    Although the few people talked disdainfully about Reba, they lowered their voices when they saw Reba approaching and didn’t dare to continue discussing her.


    The Kelloway family hadn’t truly gone bankrupt yet.


    Reba was still someone they didn’t dare offend easily.


    However, even though they didn’t dare to openly go against Reba, their attitudes towards her were no longer as polite and enthusiastic as before.


    In the past, thedies would have eagerly greeted Reba by now.


    This time, as Reba walked right past them, no one even pretended to notice or greeted her.


    And these were people who used to have good superficial rtionships with Reba.


    Reba, looking nonchnt, didn’t bother greeting thedies either and walked past them.


    No sooner had she passed than someone behind her muttered sarcastically, "What’s she acting so noble and lofty for? Now she can’t even get married, and she still puts on airs like a well-breddy. Does she think the Kelloway family of today is still the same as before?"


    "Yeah, who in the circle doesn’t know that Ms. Reba is now unwanted? Does she still think she’s the Ms. Joanna of the old Kelloway family?"


    Thedies spoke softly, thinking that Reba hadn’t heard them.


    But Reba had heard every word they said.


    Regina Kelloway, who was with Reba, heard it too.


    Reba’s face turned incredibly ugly for a moment, her fists clenched.


    She wanted to confront those women.


    But considering her family’s situation, she could only endure.


    "Joanna," whispered Regina, sensing Reba’s anger, "don’t take them seriously. They are just jealous of you, and that’s why they’re gloating now."


    "Is it jealousy?" Reba clenched her lips, a sarcastic smile etched on her face as she thought back on her recent experiences, "Aren’t they just stating the truth? Everyone knows that Ms. Reba has be aughingstock in the social circle, and it’s not just them who think so. Everyone else does as well."


    "Look at it – Ms. Reba used to be so full of herself and so unattainable. But now, she’s fallen so low that nobody even wants her. Don’t you think I’ve be the butt of everyone’s joke?"


    "Joanna, don’t think like that. The opinions of a few people don’t represent everyone. Not everyone thinks like that. Since they said those things, they aren’t real friends. You don’t have to care about what they said."


    "Regina, you know what? At times like this, I’m really envious of you," Reba stopped walking, lowered her head,