My Extraordinary Wife

“A-Aren’t you the manager at Imperial Hotel? You’re also a psychologist? Really?”

Fae gaped at the manager in shock.

The manager grinned abashedly. “I am a nationally acclaimed psychologist, you know. I have a certificate.”

Fae was dumbstruck.

“What a talented group Ashlyn commands.”

“Aren’t you the captain of the guards? Did you design this sewerage system?” James studied the case files handed to him by the captain, which were better designed than what the experts he had engaged came up with. He was so surprised that he almost jumped to his feet.

“Yes,” the captain said calmly. “Because of the altitude of this place, the constant rain could trigger a landslide. We must divert a path for the water ahead of time.”

Indeed, one should never judge a book by its cover. Would you like to work with the

with my job at the Imperial Hotel, and that’s where I’ll be if the nation needs

in livestock cultivation and you’re going to teach us how to raise livestock?” The village elder gazed, awestruck, at the young man before

“Indeed. I’m the

reporters reporting live from the disaster

second they spent there

are all an expert of some sort! Every staff we’re so used to seeing is an expert in their field. Absolutely shocking. Come, let’s interview this young lady.” The reporter approached a

she saw the reporter giving her a

out of the way. In this manner, she piled the rubble to the side and cleared a

lips twitched as he looked at

move it so effortlessly? She even paved

face, proved an odd

felt, the reporter looked at Cassandra, who was

the mud off her hands and smiled demurely. “Sure. What would you like to