Mr Carlos Huo, She's Your Wife

It was Hayden's mom, Blanche.

Along with her were Hayden's father, Portia, a middle-aged couple, and a young man.

It looked like some kind of engagement meeting.

Since Blanche called her, Debbie knew she couldn't just run away. "Hi, nice to see you," she said, greeting Hayden's parents politely. She really wanted out of here. Seeing Hayden's family made her think of how he kept hitting on her. It was like he didn't want to believe she was really married, believed that he was entitled to her simply because he wanted her. Whenever he texted, her heart sank like a stone. Sometimes, while talking to him, she threw up in her mouth a bit.

"Why are you here?" asked Portia curtly, looking her up and down. She sounded surprised.

She didn't say it, but her tone told Debbie what she really thought was "Wow, woman, how can you even possibly afford this place?"

"Who is this?" asked the young man. Wearing a blue down jacket, he looked at Debbie the same way Portia had—only difference was he seemed interested. The glint in his eyes disgusted Debbie.

But somehow, the man looked familiar. She just couldn't quite place his face. She racked her brains trying to figure out where she'd seen him, but she couldn't figure it out. 'School? No. Maybe at one of Carlos' meetings? No. Who is this guy?'

"She's nobody. Lewis, Let's go," said Griffin Gu, Hayden's father.

Considering the history between Debbie and the Gu family, he knew nothing good would come out of this chance meeting. He wanted no trouble for anyone and hoped they could leave as soon as possible. However, Blanche wasn't done yet. "Are you here to see Hayden? No can do, sister. He's not here. He's on a date with my daughter-in-law-to-be." Her voice was full of contempt.

'Hayden has a fiancée? But why is he still texting me every day? What a jerk!' Debbie thought to herself. "It's not what you think. I didn't come here for your son. I'm just having dinner with some people," Debbie explained with a smile.

Hearing that Debbie wasn't there for Hayden, Blanche felt embarrassed. Clearly, she had fallen into a pit she dug for herself. To save face, she turned to the aloof woman standing next to her, and said with a fawning smile, "Mrs. Huo, this is my son's ex-girlfriend. My son dumped her years ago, but she still pesters him. Sorry about that. I'm so embarrassed."

'Mrs. Huo?' Debbie looked at the aloof woman again. She had the same cold presence as Carlos.

other people who had the surname "Huo" in the city. Debbie thought maybe she wasn't related to Carlos

"Mrs. Gu, you're wrong. Your son is pestering me. I think I may need your help to get through

someone's secretary and do some skin care, and then you think you're rich and powerful? Get over yourself! You said

her son, Hayden, Blanche also thought Debbie married

heads-up. "Lady, if I were you, I

Huo looked like she wanted to say something, but she thought better of it and remained silent. Her son had been

Blanche completely. She viciously yanked Debbie away from Mrs. Huo and warned, "Watch your mouth! Or I'll make sure you won't have one anymore! You slutty, nosy bitch!" After that, she turned to the middle-aged couple with an apologetic smile and said, "Mr.

in the drama.

his eyes off Debbie from the moment he saw her. "I'm also worried that Portia

Debbie with burning eyes. Debbie took out her necklace from under her

be noticed, she had been wearing her huge diamond wedding ring around

Carlos found out she hadn't been wearing the ring and punished her for a long time in bed. So

ring immediately when she saw it, and knew it was precious. Certainly more than any of them could afford. Even an idiot could tell

at the size of Debbie's ring, Portia started to study

ear studs Debbie wore were actually worth

was in

really

made sense to Portia that he could

my girlfriend. I'll buy you two rings just like

at her evilly. 'He's flirting with me right in front of Portia. So did I get it wrong? Maybe they're not here to talk about

her ringtone. She pulled out her phone, and saw it was Carlos. She walked