Her Biliionaire Husband

Her Billionaire Husband Chapter 96

“Hello, I‘m Titus Peel, the Dawnpol Village‘s chief‘s son. My father is a bit busy at the inoment, so I‘m here to greet you on his behalf.”

When Matthew was still absent–mindedly looking at Veronica, a dark–skinned, lanky and radiant man walked toward them to introduce himself.

Titus, who looked to be just a bit over his twenties, spoke standard English as he go. off an honest and kind aura.

Reaching for a friendly handshake, Matthew also responded in kind. “I‘m Matthew. Matthew Kings.”

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After Veronica had finished distributing the snacks, the children all skipped away happily as they were replaced by the villagers starting to gather around them.

“Hello, I‘m Veronica Murphy.”

She walked to Titus and shook his hand.

“Welcome to Dawnpol Village.”

The honest Titus smiled while greeting her.

“I‘m here as a representative of the Konig Company. There‘s more stuff for the kids that will soon arrive,” she explained.

“Thank you, thank you. I sincerely thank you on behalf of my village. Come, I‘ve prepared lunch at home. You two should come over and we‘ll have lunch together,” he stated to the both of them.

As the onlooking villagers did not possess much fluency in the language, they all silently stood by the side. Although they did not converse with Veronica and Matthew, each villager still had a warm smile on their faces.

After that, Veronica and Matthew followed Titus to where his home was.

On the way there, Titus passionately introduced the ongoings of the village so that the two of them could better understand the situation of the village.

When she arrived at Titus‘ home, Veronica saw Quincy and Matthew‘s two… bodyguards?

Veronica wasn‘t fully sure about the two men‘s identity, yet judging from their fit and muscular bodies, she knew that they weren‘t ordinary people.

Tinus‘ home and the village were both located at the base of the mountain. Even though his family was the richest in Dawnpol Village, they only had five mud brick houses with all of their roofs lined with green tiles. Behind their house was a huge bamboo forest while a pond was situated at the front of the entrance.

flowing beside, they would feel like they had traveled to an unknown piece of paradise as the stunning

way from here to the outside world, it was possible for

home, they all sat and started to chat. It

full of wrinkles. Although he wasn‘t a very tall person, he was also slightly hunched. His attire consisted of a thin sleeveless white vest, baggy black pants and

house. I‘m sorry for the delay

chief‘s English wasn‘t extremely fluent since it was mixed with the local dialect, one could

all sat down and began

lunch was very extravagant as the chief had prepared a goose and chicken

he said, “Veronica, you can stay in my home as you are a girl. I have a spacious room with a door, so I hope it‘ll be much

you chief. We‘ll follow with your

Veronica felt extremely grateful.

luggage with her, she entered her allocated

room came with only a small window, which meant that it was dimly lit. However, she had to

as soon as she turned around. It looked like he was mysteriously looking

you‘re even going to fight

him, she smirked. “Let‘s

saying that, she dragged Matthew

had three rooms one being a bedroom, another the main hall, and the

welcomed them. “Hahaha, quickly come in. I‘ve already tidied all the rooms

the main hall was often the living

in the house, where

fine. We‘ve already set up a bed in the cow shed. We‘ll be sleeping there tonight,” Mrs.

caused them to become

had originally wanted to reject this proposal, but due to the villagers‘

they had a short siesta, another group of people

Veronica discovered that it was

before. So, why are there so many people here all of a sudden?” Veronica asked

coldly before replying, “I

that, he turned and was preparing to walk

Veronica to no end, so she chased after him and blocked his way. “Are you mental? Why are you angry for no

look on his handsome face. “I told you to stay away from Xavier Crawford. Are you treating my words as water off a duck‘s

why he was