A Matter of Wife and Love

“Yes, I am Liz,” the young woman spoke up sweetly, but her voice sounded robotic.

Amelie was at a loss for words.

Steven could not recognize Liz until now because she covered almost her entire face with her hair all day long. Also, she did not like appearing before others when she lived with the Dillons, so they would not meet each other for a few days at once. It had been so long since then that he had long forgotten about her.

After observing her for a while, he sighed and withdrew his gaze. “It’s no wonder she’s out on the streets.”

He never had any positive feelings about Liz’s dad, his apprentice.

“It’s obvious now. Gary saw that she had gone mad and discarded her.”

Gary McBride was Steven’s apprentice. One day, he came to Steven’s door and told him how pitiful he was. After hearing Gary’s story, Steven could not bear to see him suffer and agreed to let him be his apprentice.

He pretended to be an honest person, addressing Steven as his master and saying he would take care of Steven after he got old. However, he secretly stole Steven’s glue-making formula and decided to sell it at a high price.

The glue-making process was the most important in making shoes, for it was what paid the bills. Therefore, selling the formula was equivalent to ruining Steven’s career.

At that time, Steven relied on his skills in shoemaking to feed his family. Naturally, he would not let such a thing happen. After Gary’s intentions were exposed, he sent the traitor away. Yet, he even stole a huge amount of money when he left!

It was until they went to file a police report that they discovered the name, Gary McBride, was fake.

If Liz had not appeared, Steven would have forgotten about that incident since it happened so long ago.

When Amelie thought of these, she could not help but sigh softly. Then, the two brought Liz inside and let her sit on the old cloth couch.

Amelie asked her, “Where’s your dad?”

Liz’s eyes looked dazed, and it took her a while before coughing out a laugh and replied, “My sister is the most important. Daddy isn’t a good person. I followed Daddy, and Mommy married a rich man. My sister followed Mommy and the rich man.”

so the

had no idea where to send her. Therefore, Amelie stuck to her original plan and sent her

were not any in Quinn Town, Amelie brought her

Amelie, “One of her eyes is blind, and she has traces of abuse on her. Do you know what she’s

and thought it was due

took her a while

kids. After caring

must have been terrifying. Then, Amelie subconsciously touched her eye,

Leo kept coming over with the excuse of visiting Bria. Luckily, his visits were

on that company

up the long, artistic stairs inside the building, she heard someone call her name. She turned around and

Since they bumped into each other, she had

kept his bright smile. “I thought I

heard him continue, “Miss White and I just happened to talk about you the last time we met. Since you’re

pursuit because he thought she had a boyfriend, yet after hearing

that idiot. Does

I don’t have

might change. Perhaps you’re just terrified of getting married again after your last attempt. After all, everybody is different, and I’m not the same kind of person as your ex,” Matthew spoke quickly, desperately trying to persuade her. “Although my conditions aren’t as good as your ex-husband’s, it’s not a

She remained silent.

see, Starlight Media and I are working together, and Miss White is

she enjoyed her life with Bria and Steven. She had grown tired of living with a large family that required her to be attentive to all sorts of relationships. Now,

me a chance. I’ll use the rest of my life to prove to you

to respond. I don’t need any money because I have countless of them, but if I say

to dissuade Matthew, she heard a cough coming from behind her. Who’s this guy? This is such a broad hallway, but why does he have

that, she moved slightly toward Matthew to make room, but the person behind

her hand, but now, they had an audience. Without any other choice, she

was met with a

like today was her unlucky day. Leo