My Extraordinary Wife

There was no doubt that Sisley was a cruel, ruthless woman.

She provoked Anthony into committing a crime so that he could be sent to prison, thus resulting in one less person fighting over the family inheritance.

Who knew what other evil plans Sisley had in mind?

Ashlyn didn’t want to care about the Chapmans at all. If it weren’t for Bob, she’d have rounded up the entire family and thrown them into a foreign country.

Try as she might, she never could feel any closeness with them.

After settling into her seat where the panel of judges was seated, Ashlyn held her forehead as she felt a headache coming on.

There were five judges on the panel, all of whom were world-renowned master pianists with numerous accolades to their names.

Soon, the audience had filed in and packed the auditorium to capacity.

International competitions usually had seats set aside for the press, family, and friends. Thanks to that, Sisley and the rest of the Chapmans could sit in the dedicated area.

they had only just taken their seats when the Warhol family

coincidence!” Mabel exclaimed while

up for the competition, and Olivia follows suit. Isn’t

had long known what Sisley was like and tried her best to keep her anger in check. “In that case, all these other contestants who’ve learned piano and come

force an awkward smile. “Oh, Hera is a very skilled

she’s so good, why hasn’t she reached her grandfather’s level? Ah! Sorry! I accidentally blurted out the truth,”

Mabel’s attention, but alas, all she got was

she turned her gaze to the judges’ panel. I heard that Ryan

her eyes

“A-Am I seeing things? I-Is that Madeline

of creating and producing Lake City’s National Day Gala Night. Thanks to her, the gala was

Mabel happily continued, “What’s even more shocking is that Madeline Saunders turned out to be one of the most popular influencers, Ashlyn Berry! Isn’t

at each other as they felt their

the two women could hear the crisp, loud slaps

intense, and they were in

the judges, but she was

all so unbelievable, and yet, it was the