When she turned around and saw who it was, not only did she not mind the arrogant tone, but she even wanted to give the woman a hug.

The woman standing in front of Julie was Jessica, her friend from medical school twenty years ago.

Looking at Jessica's odd combination of clothes—a white lab coat and a pair of black high-heeled shoes—Julie guessed that her friend had skipped work.

Jessica's delicate features were like Julie‘s, still unmarred by the test of time, making her look stunningly beautiful.

And yet, the two women Looked very different.

Julie was thin and fair-skinned, with sharp cheekbones and an angular figure, making her Look like a fragile rose.

Jessica's plump figure, on the other hand, was full of the charm of a mature woman. Moreover, she exuded a wild vibe, like a female tigress who had never been tamed by any man!

Even her eyes were sharp and aggressive, burning like fire.

Jessica was the first one to speak upon seeing her old classmate.

“Mrs. Jenkins, haven't seen you for a while.” As she spoke, Jessica took out a cigarette from her pocket, lit it, and took a drag.

In fact, she didn't like addressing Julie as "Mrs. Jenkins" any more than Julie liked hearing it.

With a bitter smile, Julie said, "Just call me Julie like you used to."

“ALL right, Julie it is."

With those words, Jessica's face finally softened.

Julie nodded to show her gratitude.

“What are you doing here?"

After running into her strangely-dressed former classmate outside the building of Hughes Group, Julie couldn't help but be curious.

“I'm on holiday. Can't I go shopping?" Jessica replied.

Upon hearing that, Julie didn't know whether to laugh or to cry.

“You wear your Lab coat when you're on holiday? What's in the right pocket of the coat? A bag of glucose, right?"