My Mysterious Husband

The living room, light on.

Kerry Ye was sitting on the sofa, looking cold and steadfast.

“Where is the man? Have you caught him?” He asked Henry who had just entered the room.

Henry shook his head with apology, “No, but someone has been sent after them.”

“Rubbish, you don’t even notice at all. What can you do?” Kerry roared in a low voice, for he didn’t want to wake up the one sleeping upstairs.

Henry lowered his head, “I’m sorry, young master.”

“Don’t make the stupid mistake again!” “Don’t worry, never.” Henry guaranteed.

Kerry leaned back on the sofa, pressing his head against his temples. What did these people want? Was it him, or Venus Mu? He didn’t believe it would be an ordinary thief, for no thief in City A would dare to offend Ye family.

It was carefully planned, for they were able to retreat without leaving any trace and a hound couldn’t catch them.

Who exactly were they? What did they want? Tianye had died, so who else could be?

A familiar face flashed in Kerry mind. Was it him?

If it was really him, was he for Venus, or was he seeking revenge on himself?

There was no clue at all.

“Henry, prepare a great gift tomorrow. It’s been a long time since we’ve visited Mr. Nangong.”

“Young master is suspecting that the people coming tonight were ordered by Hao Nangong?” Henry instantly understood Kerry.

Kerry was a little tired, “We’ll see when we go tomorrow.”

“OK,” Henry nodded. Seeing Kerry’s tightly furrowed eyebrows, he couldn’t bear to say, “Young master, it’s late at night, go to sleep first. Leave the matters here to me, I’ll tell you if there’s any progress.”

Kerry also knew that he was wasting his time waiting like this, so he might as well go to sleep.

“Thank you.”

certainly didn’t find out

next day, at ten o’clock in the morning, Kerry arrived at Nangong’ s house. When the housekeeper opened the door

and square face. Tough he was almost

asked Henry to give him the gift, “This wild ginseng is from Mt. Changbai, suitable for soup and wine.”

at least of a few hundred years, hard to find in the market.

Mr. Nangong smiled and said, “I’m so happy to see you.”

“I haven’t come to see you for a long time. If my father were alive, he would definitely chastise me for my poor manners.”

so successful

have a family… Why don’t you ask your wife

didn’t want to see Venus at all,

Kerry had a soft look on his face and smiled, “She is pregnant and it’s better for her to stay at

as you are and

the last time he gave him a shot. If he

if Mr. Nangong knew he had kidnapped Kevin, he would

where is Hao? Not at home?” Kerry pretended

all this time, and I haven’t seen

an eye on him. He can’t

Mr. Nangong and his wife looked at each

and then changed the topic to business. After chatting for a few minutes, he got up and was about to leave.

“Thank you for coming today.” Shuhui said politely.

Chen, when my baby is born, I’ll invite you and uncle to the birthday party.”

gift

then.” Kerry shook Mr. Nangong’ s hand and got into the car.

corner, Mr. Nangong seemed to have changed into another person, whose face was terribly gloomy, “Send someone to find out what that brat has done

her husband and said something nice for her son, “Hao has been very obedient these days. Kerry may

snorted, “Do you think Kerry is that boring? A priceless wild ginseng? Don’t speak for that brat.

to worry

a little irritated, “I want him to go on a blind date and he must go this time. It’s best to get married at the end of

Mr. Nangong was surprised at his wife’s thinking, but he didn’t object to her. It’s time for

Henry asked Kerry, “Young master, can Mr. Nangong understand what

at him, “The reason why Mr. Nangong was able to fight his way out of a large and complicated family and take the seat is not only because of his decisiveness, ruthlessness, and cleverness. If he couldn’t find out what I mean, then he would have already lost the seat.”

the man in

according to my understanding of Hao, he must have also gotten into a lot of trouble during this time. It’s just the

eyes out of the car, thinking inwardly, “Hao, don’t do