My Husband Is a Gary Stu

Chapter 101 She Had Underestimated Genevieve

Marilyn had done a background check on Genevieve previously. She concluded that the latter was a useless woman based on the widely spread news about her divorce with Cooper since she had lost everything to her ex-husband and could only rely on Armand.

However, Marilyn noticed Genevieve had become a completely different individual when they met again that day. The latter knew how to attack one’s weaknesses and was good at throwing flattery words, causing Harriet to like her.

Harriet’s fondness toward Genevieve now was authentic and was no longer because she was married to Armand.

Ever since Marilyn got pregnant, she would frequently visit Harriet and tried her best to please the latter. However, months had passed, and Harriet’s attitude toward her was still the same.

In contrast, Genevieve managed to use a few minutes to win Harriet’s heart.

Marilyn couldn’t help suspecting Genevieve had purposely taken classes to learn how to win an elder’s heart when she found out that she had to meet Harriet.

Other than that, she couldn’t think of any other explanation.

After Genevieve left for the kitchen to cook dinner, Harriet ate the oranges peeled by Genevieve in the living room.

Meanwhile, she turned to Armand and asked, “Armand, since you and Vivi have gotten your marriage certificate, when do you plan to have a wedding ceremony? Eventually, you’d have to inform your uncles and the public about your marriage.”

reluctantly opened her

talking to Armand. Who are you to interrupt us?” Harriet rebuked while shooting a glare at

answered, “I did ask Genev about having a wedding ceremony after we got our marriage certificate. She said no.” He then added, “She’s my wife,

and she knew that Genevieve wasn’t willing to announce her

from the public if they announced the marriage; and, two, she had to be considerate of the Faulkner family’s reputation and Central

girl is

was impossible for Harriet not to be increasingly satisfied with her granddaughter-in-law. She then glared at Marilyn and warned, “Vivi is my granddaughter-in-law, and I like her very much. If anyone has bad intentions against her and harms

that the warning was directed to her. She lowered her gaze and bit her lips in

many descendants, yet Harriet managed to eliminate all her opponents and help Armand rise above others. Though Armand was a capable man, one

one in the Faulkner family dared to offend the

into deep thought. It seems that I have underestimated Genevieve previously. She is not someone to be taken lightly since she could win over Old Mrs. Faulkner’s heart, the trump card of the family, in such

turned to her grandson and continued, “You should take good care of

Grandma,” Armand

only learned two dishes

the kitchen, she video-called Maria,

living room and even left a