Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 374

He murmured, “Did she eat the congee yet?”

The housekeeper looked up at the time and panicked. “Oh! I almost forgot that Miss Jackson hasn’t had dinner yet!”

“Go check on her upstairs. Don’t wake her if she isn’t up yet. Let her sleep.” He did not sound too happy.

“Okay, I’ll go take a look,” the housekeeper informed him and was about to hang up.

Suddenly, he interjected, “Don’t hang up! Hand the phone over to her if she’s awake.”

The housekeeper fell silent.

When she arrived at Janet’s room and did not hear any noise, she was about to tell him that Janet was not awake yet.

But looking at the bed, she realized that it was empty except for the blanket.

Rubbing her eyes, she focused once more but still did not see anything.

She walked to the bathroom with the phone in her hand, but no one was there.

At that moment, the housekeeper became flustered.

“Young Master Mason, I think Miss Jackson left the house! I don’t see her anywhere!”

got up in an instant from the idle position he was in before and his

feed the wolves. That seemed to be the only plausible explanation. Since she was not feeling well, it was not likely that she had gone out to

he gave those instructions, he was already out of the conference

Black Python, Red Python, and the

happened? Why does

be that something happened to

Janet’s phone continued to ring. She looked

should still be under the assumption that she was asleep because of her menstrual pains and

though she wanted to answer it, she also presumed that the

waited for the ringing to end before

her phone to find her

on her face, she instructed, “Step on it,

voice was harsh and overbearing, leaving Lara stunned for

Mason found out

sense a change in the speed of

glanced at the rearview mirror then heard her utter, “Let’s switch seats,

“Okay!”

both delighted. They were ready to have

luxury car sped off

a hint of ridicule in her clear eyes and a contemptuous smile

………

of the Lowry Residence radiated a warm light. From the moment Mason stepped in, he