Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 470

Janet’s brows furrowed slightly, and her voice was slightly apologetic when she spoke. “Did I wake you?”

Desire startled. When did Janet become so considerate? This isn’t at all like the Janet Jackson who didn’t care about anything in the past! “You’re my superior, so don’t be so courteous if you have orders for me.”

Upon hearing this, Janet reverted to her usual solemn manner, her voice turning cool and placid. “Accompany me on a mission.”

The moment Desire heard the word ‘mission,’ she almost jumped out of bed. A mission! I love taking risks! If Lara is also in Markovia, such an interesting task would definitely be hers. “Sure! Where are you? I’ll pick you up!” Freeing her hands by clasping the cell phone with her chin, she swiftly changed into suitable clothes.

“Euphony Hotel. Bring a mask over.” Her lips curving into a smile, Janet likewise changed swiftly. She was initially feeling quite dejected, but at the thought of seeing Mason, her mood improved greatly. With the corners of her mouth unconsciously tilted upward, she opened the room door and walked out.

taken aback when she swung open the door

standing outside the door, so her expression turned a touch awkward. “Why

as Sandfort City, so we’re afraid that you

Jackson?” White Python asked. “If so,

expression. Then, she closed the door before her eyes shifted to the window. The night is dark, and this is the 12th floor, so it’ll be quite a good warm-up exercise. Her lips turned up. In the next instance, a beautiful figure

Black Python and White Python exchanged a glance, relieved that she obediently went back in to

distance away from the hotel. Anxious, Janet ordered Desire to move over and took

pedal and drove close to 200 km/h. Such an ordinary car couldn’t possibly withstand the strain exerted by a professional racer like her, so

a look, only to see that Mason and Henry were already here though Aquila hadn’t yet arrived. She threw the binoculars to Desire, her gaze chilly. “Drive the car over to the junkyard. I can manage things alone here.”