Rebirth: Marry the Enemy of My Badass Husband

Gianna managed to persuade her parents.

Although they were still doubtful, they could only choose to give in due to her determination and supported her unconditionally to settle the cancellation of her marriage with Caesar.

Gianna returned to her room and lied on the bed she had longed for.

She had not missed that bed before, and she never thought changing a bed would bring her so much tragedy.

She looked around and took out the super card she had hidden.

Kingsley Walker…

Who the heck is that man?

Is it the right decision to collaborate with him?

She had been facilitating Caesar to overcome difficulties to expand his family in her previous life, and the only obstacle, also the man who could not be defeated no matter how was Kingsley who was looked down on by everyone. He was unexpectedly stubborn.

He suddenly gave her a call the night before her wedding. Was it really just a prank, or something else? It was hard for her to conjecture.

Yet to disrupt the Kennedy family completely, she needed a helper.

She thought for a while and took out her phone, making a call to Kouby City’s largest mall that sold luxurious products.

“Hello, Miss Morris, what can I help you?” the customer service personnel asked with deference.

“Can I use the card by telling you the card number?”

“Is your card our mall’s co-branded card?” the personnel asked.

“I’m not sure.”

“Could you tell me your card number? I’ll have a look for you.”

Gianna told her the card number.

The personnel seemed to become more deferential after checking the card number with the database. “Miss Morris, the card you have is our mall’s super VIP card. You can buy anything from our mall without any budget limit. We can provide you with video purchasing for whatever goods you want to purchase, and we’ll deliver the goods to your house.”

Gianna glanced at the card in her hand and exclaimed at the authority of the card.

She had actually heard that many rich boys from a wealthy family would make a super card that looked high-class, yet she had never heard about a card without budget restrictions, especially for a super mall that sold luxuries. She could actually shop there until the owner of the card went bankrupt!

Without thinking further, she said, “There’s no need for video purchasing, please place my orders according to my order list and send the goods to my house. The address is Southern Hill Villa District…”

orders, she hung up the call and

felt that she needed to have a sleep to adjust her

adapt to the overwhelming fact that…she was

…

Hills was a place free of city’s hustle and bustle. It was initially a sacred place with Buddhist origin, yet on the other side of the hills stood a highly fabulous private clubhouse. The inner space was deluxe and the membership rules were strict. It was not a place

was its regular

a cliff. There was a French window in front of him. The view was spacious and one

a cigarette absent-mindedly.

of his friends were playing pool behind him and a bunch of women were serving them at the side. They were also doing something…debauched.

Clark, the man

around and took a

got rid of this time?” Horace saw a whole

lost quite an amount

and checked his phone randomly.

kept on receiving messages

his heart ached just by listening to the message alert. “The point is you’ve not

generous to

for two seconds. “What

said I’m getting married.” Kingsley extinguished his cigarette casually and let

two seconds and he shouted after

blazer he had taken off

He then left.

woman acting delicate

glanced at her and yelled the

was

was welcoming to

at Kingsley in disbelief and quickly

she

turned out rumors were indeed untrustworthy.

She initially thought she could seize the opportunity to get close to Kingsley. It looked like a

…

series of phone ringing from her

the wrong side of the bed and looked at the

was Kingsley without saving his phone number. She

I’ve remembered correctly, I only wanted to pay for your medical bills.”

reason she spent so much of

chuckled and replied, “I remember I’ve told

to spend thirty