Chapter 26

Anastasia was casually flipping through a fashion magazine when Monica came running up, all flustered.

“Anastasia, Anastasia! I just saw the CEO of Elysian Technologies!”

Monica was all jazzed up, practically buzzing with excitement

Anastasia, having married the CEO of Elysian Technologies, had essentially hit the jackpot. She was now part of the high society, the wife of a filthy rich family

Anastasia chuckled, “Monica, you’re going bonkers over this! You didn’t even freak out this much when you first saw Herman Is the CEO even more handsome than Herman?”

Monica took a seat, catching her breath with a sip of water. “Wait a sec, I need to chill out.” She was bursting with things to share but was too worried about saying something wrong. It was driving her nuts.

Seeing Anastasia’s nonchalant reaction, it seemed like she was clueless about Herman’s real identity. Why would Herman keep this from Anastasia?

Why did he marry Anastasia, a girl from an ordinary background, instead of someone from a big–shot family?

Monica was full of questions, and fearing Anastasia couldn’t handle the truth, she decided not to spill the beans just yet..

what does the CEO of Elysian Technologies look like?”

quiet for now, she needed to figure out why Herman married Anastasia before telling her the

suffered from depression. What if the shock triggered

“Then why were you so thrilled?”

is enough to get anyone excited.” Monica tentatively asked, “By the way, Anastasia,

too. The matchmaker said Herman had gone on

the CEO of Elysian Technologies be on a

from Anastasia’s response, she seemed blissfully unaware of Herman’s real

his parents had passed away? That he didn’t own a house and

Monica, what’s with you? Why are

amazing how you two had such an incredible fate” Monica laughed it off, pretending it was nothing. “Anastasia,

thought Monica was belittling Herman for being poor.

marriage, I was prepared to live my life with Herman. As long as he treats me well, I don’t care whether he’s poor or rich. Besides, it’s not easy

were frequent stories online of daughters–in–law from wealthy families being oppressed. It was

family. She was forced to wake up at six every morning, had to follow her mother–in–law’s countless rules, do all the housework, and her husband

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