President's Substitute Wife

Ming’s words made me want to laugh. I looked up at him and said, “I don’t need anyone to protect me. I can protect myself.”

I finished and turned to leave.

As soon as I stepped, I heard him ask, “what about Lester?”

His words stopped me at once.

Ming’s words alarmed me.

When I left him, I bet he didn’t inject Lester with anything, but even now I was not sure.

After all, he was Ming.

He was too insidious, and what he had done showed that he was not kind.

I stood there and clenched my hands.

I didn’t speak. Ming asked me, “how’s Lester doing? Is he in good health? Does he have a fever?”

I chewed my lips with my teeth and advised myself not to be impulsive for many times before I said, “Lester is in good health. Thank you for your concern.”

“All right.” He replied lightly, “if he has a high fever, you can come to me. Maybe it’s not late.”

What did he mean?

His tone was firm!

He was sure Lester would have a high fever!

I couldn’t bet on Lester. I thought about it and asked, “you said Lester would get sick at the age of seven or eight. He is not yet six years old.”

“Everyone is different.”

Ming responded.

I didn’t look back and I couldn’t see his face.

I got flustered, but I was afraid Ming said it on purpose and wanted me to beg him.

I couldn’t get involved with him any more.

in case Lester...

footsteps outside, and soon I saw Margaret coming. She looked at me

are

I got nervous when I

do anything in front of me, but I couldn’t help being nervous. I was afraid he

He would threaten me with my

a soft and close voice, “Hello, auntie, I’m Laura’s friend.”

He was very good at it. He immediately followed Margaret to call me Laura.

call me that. Only my mother can call me Laura.”

“Oh, I‘m sorry.” Ming was not angry and smiled, “Auntie, why haven’t you slept yet?”

Ming looked kind. Margaret was in her fifties, but she had spent most of her life in a lunatic asylum and hadn’t seen many

kindly, “Hello,

Margaret and said, “I’m not friends with

Jessop, I’ll go back to rest with

“Becky.”

“Mr. Jessop, good night.”

and took Margaret and left.

my family to have anything to

I regretted having had such a relationship with

Ming didn’t say much.

I sent Margaret back to her room. Margaret didn’t let me go but pulled me and said, “does Mr. Jessop

but to be honest, it seemed that no family

is in York. I’ll

“OK.”

and didn’t go on.

the main hall again. Fortunately, Ming had already left.

to buy clothes. The trade of Sceaux was not very developed.

We went into a mall. She looked around and was curious about everything.

There was no escalator in the hospital. Margaret was a little scared. At first she dared not take the escalator. Later

a dress. Margaret liked it and took it into the

she came out

She wanted to take me away.

“What’s the matter? Don’t you like it?” I couldn’t

I was afraid she was suddenly ill and I couldn’t control her alone.

and said,

I was stunned by Margaret’s words.