Mr Carlos Huo, She's Your Wife

"No way. We're not a good match. Emmett is a weird guy when he's not working. What's more, I enjoy being single. I don't need a man. It's my parents. They want me to find a nice guy," Kasie said on the other end.

Debbie pursed her lips and defended Emmett, "So why did you accept the expensive handbag he bought?"

"For the selfies. Those are worth more than the price of a handbag. We took some cute pics to convince his parents we're dating."

Debbie sighed helplessly. "Fine, as long as you guys are okay with it."

"Yeah. Oh! Can you guess who we bumped into at Shining International Plaza?"

"Who?"

"Hayden. By the way, why haven't you told him who your real husband is? He thought you were married to Emmett."

Debbie knew Hayden had mistaken Emmett for her husband. Yet she wasn't interested in explaining anything to him, and he likely wouldn't even believe it. "I don't need to explain anything to him. Anyway, it's not like we're an item," Debbie replied firmly.

"Sounds about right. I'm looking forward to the day Portia finds out you're Mrs. Huo. I can see the look on her face. Aha...ha..." Kasie leaned against the sofa, bursting into wild laughter.

Right then, the door of the empty VIP room was pushed open. A group of businessmen walked in as a man said politely, "Emmett, this is the room we reserved..."

The group of neatly dressed businessmen were shocked to see a woman lying casually on the sofa. When she spotted them, Kasie hastily stood up from the sofa and tidied her clothes.

Emmett asked curiously, "Kasie? Why are you here?"

Kasie swung her phone in front of him. "Too noisy out there, so I wanted a quiet spot to talk on the phone. I'm leaving now," she explained briefly.

Emmett nodded and moved aside to let her out. But the next second, he remembered something and stopped in her tracks. After pulling her out of the room, he said, "Hey, my dad invited you to have a meal at my house."

in shock. "What did you

Relax, this is a paid gig. When

weird. All sorts of thoughts were going through her head right now, none of them good. He was paying her to go out with him? Wouldn't that be like a prostitute? If the comparison was valid, then did that make her a whore? And what did that do to

voice coming from the other end, so she spoke loudly to get Kasie's attention. "Hello, Kasie? Kasie? Put Emmett on the phone. I need to talk to

they had already been on the phone for 18 minutes.

him. "Oh please. What would Mr. Huo think if

she couldn't help but burst into laughter. She fought the urge and stopped laughing. She needed to know. "So, what

carefully. This was her best friend Kasie, after all. "My parents are happy with her after seeing the photo," he answered in

"Very polite. But what about turning this lie

girl casually leaning against the wall. "I'd like to give it a shot. But she

Kasie's angry shout. "Hey, who loves Lewis Huo? You mean me? Bullshit! I was done with

thrust his arms forward, palms out. "Okay, okay. Mea culpa." Getting back on the phone, he said, "Mrs. Huo, I have a meeting. I'll call Kasie later to

was taken aback. 'Seeing parents?

in a mysterious voice, "The contract tonight is important to the company. If I can't seal the deal, half of my bonus goes bye-bye. I'll

With a stiff smile on her face, she

saying, "There will be a lot of new and fashionable products at the plaza after the Spring Festival. I'll buy you two things and you come to my house to have

hesitated. This was tempting because her mother had tightened her purse strings recently. 'Fine, just one meal. I'm not marrying him. There's nothing to worry about.' With that thought

the room, he patted her on her shoulder and promised, "If I get this contract, I'll buy you

Since when did we get so close? Why would he buy me things, invite me to his home and treat me to a

finally came back to her senses, realizing that the call

Emmett's a nice guy. Think about it, okay?" Debbie

said,

informing her that Carlos' grandmother wanted to see her. The old lady was waiting for her downstairs.

want?' she thought. Ending the call quickly, she asked the housemaid curiously, "Did she