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"Madison has some coffee."

"Thanks, I don't like coffee." Madison answered her.

"So what do you like to drink? Ah. Or do you like to drink green tea?" Jennifer asked. (The green tea that Jennifer refers to often refers to a third person who interferes in other people's happiness.)

A very simple sentence, but full of deep meaning, made Madison angry in her heart. She also doesn't fit, sneered in return.

"Green tea has many varieties. Just like in love, the person who comes later is the third. Therefore, the wife can also be the green tea."

"But in my opinion, the wife is the main street person who marries an unmarried man. Not clinging to other people's husbands like green tea. So, the third person is never the wife!"

After saying that, Jennifer gently took a small sip of coffee. On the opposite side, Madison's face was pale with anger.

"I know very well that William is living with you, but he doesn't love you."

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