No Evidence

Jack mingles with the conglomerates at Jamie's birthday party but is surprised to find there's so much he doesn't know about the lives of the rich. That made him more silent.

"Mr. Ashworth, tell us which piece of art you prefer?" said one of them.

“Ah, sorry. I'm not really interested in art," Jack replied. But apparently, his answer actually made the people around him gossip. Jack could already guess what the gossip was about. Since Gordon Hawthorne had spread the word that he was a former servant, everyone was still speculating about him, but there was no proof that Jack was a fraud. However, his low knowledge about the upper-class life makes him secretly laughed at.

"Excuse me, I have to go to the toilet," said Jack.

Jack kept his cool even though everyone was gossiping about him. The old money, intentionally or unintentionally, exposed Jack's ignorance of several things. Raised in a servant environment, Jack did not study art, literature, etc. at all. He only studied what was in s
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