My Extraordinary Wife

He fidgeted with his cup of coffee in annoyance. Just when he was about to leave, someone pushed the glass door of the café open. A woman, who was dressed fashionably with a pair of sunglasses on, walked in slowly.

“I’m sorry, the traffic was congested. You must have waited for long, Mr. Lochlan.” Olivia took off her sunglasses and flashed him a smile which she thought was pretty.

“I just arrived too,” replied Lochlan indifferently.

Olivia scrutinized the man in front of her. Wearing a suit, he had a dignified aura. In addition to his good looks, he came from a wealthy family too. She heard that he was a firefighter who did not like to inherit the family business.

How interesting.

“Mr. Lochlan, do you have any hobbies?”

“Not really.”

“What do you like to eat? Western or Asian?”

“Ms. Warhol, I’ll get straight to the point.” Annoyed, Lochlan interrupted Olivia’s questions. He raised his dark eyes and finally looked at her. “I have someone whom I like. This blind date was arranged by my mother against my wishes. I’m sorry but I’ll have to go first.”

Olivia, who was initially very interested, immediately turned upset. She exclaimed in a high-pitched voice, “What did you say?”

stood up. He knew that his attitude would infuriate her, but he needed to

such a bully! Do you think that I won’t be able to marry? Or do you think that you’re extremely charming?” Olivia was so furious that her face turned pale and her body was quivering. “Let

to Olivia. With that, he strode out of the

With

grabbed the cup of coffee on the table and hurled

back. The coffee mug fell onto the ground

coffee seeped through his suit and burned his back while

an alarming

and glared at Olivia coldly. “I’m

he left without

exited the café,

Ashlyn?

some reason, Lochlan had a

gone and there’s blood on the floor? Okay, I’ll send someone to

up the call. In the next moment, the BMW dashed

got into a Mercedes parked at the café. She instructed the driver, “Investigate who’s the

Ma’am.” The driver quivered. Looks like her blind

some point,

bleak raindrops were like the reflections of the