Contract Marriage: The Replacement Groom

140 Alex and Alice

*TAUNTING comes before this chapter. **

They walked to the bed and stood beside Madam Chen. The person stared fervently at Madam Chen’s face for a long while before they cleared the bedside wardrobe and sat on it while staring at the sleeping woman.

Some time passed and for some reason, Madam Chen opened her eyes only to see a shadow looming above her. She instinctively wanted to scream but her voice couldn’t be heard.

“Hi, long time no see, Bella.”

Madam Chen froze when she heard her name. She looked at the person in front of her, she was wearing a mask and when she removed it, she got the biggest shock of her life.

‘Alice?! How is that possible? They attended her funeral!

“Don’t worry, I’m not who you think I am. I’m not Alice, but Alex. Does that ring a bell? Probably not.”

That’s right, Alex doesn’t ring a bell. Is she Alice’s twin?

“That’s right. I’m Alice’s twin sister, Rossa’s mother!”

Madam Chen’s eyes widened in horror. Of course, she knew who Rossa was.

Wales Chen married Alice Lee, she gave birth to a girl and Madam Chen paid a nurse to kill the child

woman.

newborn baby. It was later said that Alice gave birth to twins.

to twins. The nurse said so. However, there was no report of another

week before and after

the dead child Rossa Lee, while the one she brought home was called Jeslyn.

Jeslyn and Rossa. As her Assistant and best friend, she had asked Alice a couple of times but she wouldn’t give her a

for love… isn’t love depicted with a heart symbol?” That

family’s record book, Alice wrote the two

why she made the names that

1. be.

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this

I happened to have also given birth at the same hospital as my twin sister. What do you expect? You can’t find anything

was mine!

mean there truly weren’t. However, that’s not the case. You didn’t treat my daughter well even though she

of her wealth, her trust, her love, and her child. Not only that, you caused my father to die

not a part of it.

hanging, or I can burn your mansion down. Which do you choose? I give you 5 seconds before I choose for

eyes in alarm. She tried so hard to say something but couldn’t. She started to say something with her hands flinging around in panic as tears of remorse streamed down her cheeks, yet Alex was unbothered.

I know the pain of being separated from your child, so I’m sending you all off. Don’t worry, Christine and Emilee,

room. She walked