Contract Marriage Devil's Trap

By the time Isabella came out of the lounge, fully dressed, Maxwell was no longer in the office.The spacious room was now abnormally quiet.

Without Maxwell's instructions, Isabella didn't dare to walk around.

When it was almost noon, the door of the office was pushed open.

Isabella thought Maxwell had returned, but instead, it was the man in glasses who had given Isabella the contract previously.

He glanced at Isabella and nodded at her, then he took some documents and left.

Isabella didn't expect that she had to wait until late afternoon.

It was almost time to get off work when the secretary came in and informed Isabella Maxwell wouldn't return as he had gone for a dinner party, and she could go home first.

The door closed again, and that left Isabella stunned.

Had she been waiting for nothing all this while? Was this the punishment he gave her? Thinking about it, Isabella felt ridiculous.

After leaving the office, Isabella entered the elevator and left the building under a few pairs of curious eyes.

After hailing a taxi and returning to Sharp Mansion, she had to ask the maid Kyra to pay for her taxi fees.

Isabella felt she had never been so humiliated in her whole life.

"Madam, Mr.Sharp has returned."

led Isabella into the

he at a

frowned at

to parties whenever

Isabella finally realized

was deliberately making a fool

entered the mansion in

the old lady happily pulled the newly-wed to her

crowded in

you after knowing your marriage.’ Noticing how close Madam

in front of her who were nobly dressed, Isabella smiled shyly and greeted, "Hello, I'm

at Isabella, they returned a smile politely

rich would put on whenever they met new people, but it didn't bother Isabella at

with different people then went to answer a call,

very good at initiating

like a plain Jane and have a smell of poverty.Such an embarrassment to our family; the young woman, who was also Maxwell's cousin, Joanna Sharp, commented

take her words to your heart.The older woman looked at Isabella

softly,

of Mr.Sharp.’