President's Substitute Wife

Ming’s words stunned me. “Take Lester with us?”

I discussed it with Linda. Lester went to her house in the afternoon and she would pick him up in a minute.

After all, Jessop Family didn’t know the existence of Lester.

I didn’t want to take him.

“Yes, we’ll take Lester, as we said before.” Ming looked at Lester and said, “Lester was a surprise we had five years ago abroad, so I’ve been pursuing you since I came back home.”

Lester listened to Ming and blinked and asked, “what does it mean?”

This sentence meant too much and I couldn’t explain it simply.

“All right.” I agreed and took a look at the contents of the bag. They were two sets of Lester’s little suits.

I took those clothes out and said to Lester, “Lester, today mom and Uncle Jessop are going to take you to see a lot of people. These people may say strange things. It doesn’t matter if you don’t like it. We may not see them again after today.”

I knew Lester was just a four and a half year old and I shouldn’t say that to him.

But tonight we were going to take him, which made me nervous.

Ming saw me say that to Lester. He squatted down and took his hand and said gently, “don’t be afraid. If anything happens, just go to Uncle Jessop.”

“OK.” Lester nodded.

Ming raised his hand and touched his face. “Can you call Uncle Jessop dad after today?”

Ming’s tone was very gentle and he was discussing it with Lester.

Lester looked at him and blinked and looked at me.

It seemed that he had no idea how to answer.

But the fact that he didn’t say anything only showed that he didn’t want to.

I turned to Ming and said for Lester, “he’s still young. He can’t accept it immediately. Can you...”

“I see. Call me Uncle Jessop for the time being.” Ming looked at Lester tenderly and patted his head and said with a smile, “let’s take it slow, OK? Uncle Jessop will do well and make

Lester didn’t seem to understand what he meant.

But his hand held me tight and he

I helped Lester change

trousers and the other included a shirt and a vest and a pair

and the other was

suits had a

After all, I didn’t want him to stand out

The capris, leather shoes and

He was really like

me more was Lester’s face.

he was little, but when he grew up, his

special attention to him. The more I looked at him, the more I felt that

changed Lester’s clothes and went downstairs. I saw a well-dressed woman standing

carried a big box in her hand.

at a glance that

had grown. If I hadn’t known him before, I might have thought he was a

Jessop. My name is Jessie.” Jessie saw me but didn’t recognize me. She said, “I’ll make

“Hello.”

responded with a

could change my face when I was disfigured.

condition. He could make me more beautiful.

“Where shall we make up?” Jessie asked me.

and said, “let’s go

I went upstairs with Jessie.

to play in the

opened his three-layer dresser and

“are you Miss

“Yes?”

was stunned. I didn’t expect

artists have special memories of faces. And your face was in a

hadn’t seen each other for five years. Jessie was much more restrained than the once gorgeous peacock.

spoke in a more moderate tone.