Chapter 1112 Engraved in the Genes
In the author's eyes, Emily is nothing. A cultured and intelligent reader would never stoop to Emily's level.
Therefore, Emily is very lonely. She must lack recognition in real life, so she can only seek a sense of presence online, expressing her desires intensely.
But it's obvious that Emily has a limited vocabulary, lacks culture, and has no manners. So every time, she can only use the same set of vulgar words to show off, craving others' approval, trying to instill her thoughts in others. If no one pays attention to her, she feels empty, so she uses foul language to attract attention.
Maybe the more viciously Emily curses, the happier the author is, because Emily is willing to spend a lot of time on the author. Just thinking about Emily going crazy and getting angry makes people happy.
Madison inherently looks down on Emily.
Although Emily is so foul, she is deeply in love with Alexander.
Because Alexander is her male protagonist.
Emily dreams of making love with Alexander.
She thinks that if she could become Alexander's woman, even if she were just one of his many lovers, she would be satisfied.
After all, she believes that men can do whatever they want, but if a woman hugs another man, she is promiscuous.
The male lead can be good to the female supporting character who loves him, even sleep with her, which is understandable and makes people feel sorry for him.
However, the female lead cannot be good to the male supporting character who loves her; otherwise, she is promiscuous and unchaste, which is disgusting.
Men can be scumbags and cheat, but it doesn't matter. However, if the wife divorces him and gets together with another man, being good to that man, she is promiscuous. No matter what, the wife cannot leave her husband and must reconcile with him.
Loving a scumbag is ingrained in Emily's genes.
But Emily's standards are only used to insult other women. She doesn't follow them at all because she is ugly, has a foul personality and mouth, and no good man is willing to pay attention to her. So she can only envy and insult women better than her while secretly trying to please many scumbags.
Emily's life is miserable, unloved, and she desperately wants a scumbag to fill her emptiness. But she is so foul that even scumbags don't want to pay attention to her, so she can only insult other women to make herself seem clean.
On the surface, Emily appears to have a strong sense of morality, constantly cursing this and that, but she is filthy herself. The less someone has, the more they pretend to have it.
Madison knows all these things too.
But to Madison, what kind of person Emily is doesn't matter.
After all, Emily is a fool, and such fools are the easiest to use without getting one's hands dirty.
With Emily's ugly appearance and foul mouth, it would be strange if Alexander liked her, so Madison isn't worried at all.
See, she brought Emily over to let Alexander see her, to highlight her own goodness.
Madison has it all planned out.
Alexander must hate Emily. The more he hates Emily, the more gentle and charming Madison will appear.
At that time, all the dirty deeds and foul words will be done and said by Emily, and Madison will remain spotless.
Anyway, Emily has a foul mouth to begin with. Such people deserve to be used, and it can be considered a public service.
Although Madison keeps comforting Emily on the surface, she is laughing at her inside.
Since Alexander is still around, Emily wants to maintain her image, so she forcibly swallows her anger.
When night comes, she will curse the author again.
"Emily," Alexander said, "you can stay here, but let me be clear. My grandmother is old, so you'd better stay calm and not shout and scream. If you get emotional reading a novel and argue with the author, I don't care, as long as you don't make any noise. It's not good for my grandmother to hear."
Emily nodded, "I understand. I won't do it again."
Alexander's voice is so pleasant. Even when he criticizes her, she finds it delightful.
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