Mr Carlos Huo, She's Your Wife

Debbie's heart was hammering while she anxiously stammered to explain herself, "That's not true. My apology is sincere. I'm really sorry for offending you..."

Ever since Carlos moved back into the villa, he was not the mean, old womanizer he used to be; he was a changed man. He acted like a responsible adult and paid full attention to Debbie's daily needs. Debbie reminded herself all the time to stop being so headstrong with him. Perhaps if she made more of an effort to get along with him, he would get off her back.

Carlos interrupted her impatiently. "Enough. Now go away. You are forbidden to go into the kitchen ever again." When he finished talking, he produced a handkerchief from his pocket and wiped his mouth gracefully.

'But why?' Debbie wondered. By now, she already knew better than to anger him again. "Got it. I'm sorry for disturbing your work." Debbie expelled her curiosity and answered like a good girl.

After picking up the meal box, Debbie made her way to the door. Before stepping out of the office, she looked back and asked, "Um, Carlos Huo, could you sign the divorce papers?"

"So, that's what all this was about." Just as he had anticipated, she was up to something. 'I knew she wouldn't just turn into this friendly, polite girl for no reason, ' he sneered inwardly.

Now that Carlos had seen through her facade, Debbie decided to come out with the truth. "Yes, it is. I just want the divorce. Why else did you think I did all of this?" In truth, Debbie had been grateful to Carlos before they had a falling-out. After all, he had financially supported her for three years.

Unfortunately, their recent unpleasant encounters had left a terrible impression on her. All the gratitude she had for him had evaporated.

"I told you to ask my grandfather's permission, if you want a divorce. I'll sign the papers as long as he says it's okay."

Carlos' reply infuriated Debbie so much that she dashed towards his desk. But eventually, she clenched her fists to stop her temper from flaring. "How can a comatose patient give consent to anything?" she exclaimed.

"That's not my problem. Now get out!"

he warned with a stern look on his face. Rendered speechless, Debbie turned around and walked out of the room.

Carlos was filled with complex emotions even after she had closed the door behind her. Wisps of burning smell lingered the air and drifted into his nose.

Feeling restless, he got up and opened the windows to let the smell out. With a cigarette in one hand, he sent for Tristan. "I want a detailed report on Debbie Nian's background. Don't leave out anything," Carlos ordered.

Tristan was puzzled.

cast a cold glance at him before he took out a marriage certificate from the

have a closer look. When he saw the photos and the names written on the side, all of a sudden, the puzzled expression on his face turned into an open mouthed gasp. 'So, the girl Mr. Huo was staring at on TV the day of the marathon and the girl who has just walked out of here

overwhelmed by

building. She sat in the backseat, unable to get a word out, looking dejected. Matan Wen, her driver, who was

put the meal box aside after

to comfort her. "Perhaps he had already eaten dinner before you came," he said.

what made him react like that. A few

tongue, she spat

her food, as he watched what the girl, who was the same age as his daughter, was doing in the backseat.

is this thing? Did I really cook this?' Debbie couldn't believe

meat in the box and finally understood why Carlos had thought that she had gone to his office just to

the first time she had cooked a meal for someone. She remembered the pain she had felt when drops of

past

to relax himself. At the entrance, he changed into his slippers in

voice suddenly came

his eyes with fright. When he saw who it was, Carlos knitted his eyebrows as if he

you asleep?" he scolded. Debbie sensed anger in his tone, but she didn't know why he

Debbie had anticipated that Carlos would be back soon, so she had come downstairs to heat up a glass of milk

glass of milk with an

at her, feeling a dull ache in his head. "Why didn't you switch the lights on?" 'She

off before you walked in," she answered defensively.

thought, 'She isn't reckless enough to poison me." Then he took the glass of

suddenly

the milk out. Debbie reached out and took the glass from