Bride Behind The Mask Novel

Chapter 235

The following morning at the Winston Group’s headquarters

Reporters had been taking out the company building ao Marquerite, not daring to take the bus and still in possession of Robert’s convertble, decided to take his car

She deliberately drove to the underground parking lot, making overal sounds to throw off any reporters.

Before she could get more than a few steps away from the car, she was stopped by a man who looked like a butler Marguerite looked up and Instantly recognized the face.

it was the butler from the Winston Mansion!

He was the one who had taken her and Frederick to the hospital that day

“Good to see you again, Ms. Lockwood. My name is Hammond, but you can call me whatever you like,” he greeted her cordially

Marguerite frowned, “And why should I care about your name?”

“Well, you might want to remember it. After all, we’ll be seeing a lot of each other”

took a step back, bowed slightly, and opened the back door of the sleek Mercedes-Benz behind him. “Ms Lockwood,

since those two statements had been released last night, Marguerite knew that this

which

Without batting an eye, she got into the back seat of the car

into the Winston estate in no time, and Marguerite was led into the mansion

a grand armchair in the middle of the living room, still gripping that

her surprise, Lisette and Jocelyn were also present. Lisette, as the first wife, was sitting leisurely

alongside the servants, a stark contrast to her

making Marguerite feel as if she’d stepped back in time to

But where was Maurice?

present at such

to bring down Frederick, and just when victory seemed within his grasp, those two statements had turned the

back for quite a while, even setting up a company and launching new products, but Marguerite had yet to meet him

for a sightseeing tour? Standing without poise, sitting without grace, do you really think you’re fit to enter the Winston

the floor, his features

to enter your household either. But I had no choice, Hammond brought me here, I had to

“You.”