The Double Life of My Billionaire Husband

Natalie could tell that her parents loved Lila very much. Speaking about her, Beal and Johanna exchanged embarrassed glances.

“We hate Lila’s real parents. They took you from us so that their daughter could be raised by a rich family. If it weren’t for the kind soul who took you in, you might’ve died in the streets. You were separated from us for over twenty years because of this evil couple… If none of that happened, you would’ve been raised as the daughter of the White family. You wouldn’t have had to suffer so much with the Quinn family.” As she spoke, Johanna looked at Natalie with guilt and pity.

Fortunately, her dear daughter had grown up to be a wonderful young woman. Otherwise, she would’ve destroyed the couple who kidnapped Natalie. After some slight hesitation, Johanna continued, “Your father and I have been thinking. It’s true that Lila had inadvertently stolen your life, but she’s innocent. She was still a baby at the time. It wasn’t her fault her parents swapped her out with you. Besides, we love Lila, and we would never be so cruel as to kick Lila out now that we’ve found you. But we want to listen to what you have to say on the matter.”

Obviously, Johanna was partial to Natalie.

Maybe it was because Natalie was her real daughter, or perhaps it was because she had grown incredibly fond of the young woman.

Whenever they met, Johanna found herself wanting to give Natalie the whole world.

After mulling it over for a while, Natalie realized that she didn’t want much. She just wanted to be with Beal and Johanna, her biological parents.

“You raised her. I understand that it’s difficult for you to let her go. Let’s just say… I have a sister. Besides, I already feel lucky that you found me. I never would’ve thought of asking for anything more,” Natalie concluded with a gracious smile.

Indeed, she didn’t want much.

She just wanted her loved ones to be safe and sound and for those close to her to be happy and healthy. Now that she was reunited with her parents, she felt more than content.

In fact, in her eyes, her life was already perfect.

But Natalie’s words only made Johanna feel guiltier.

What on earth had her daughter gone through to become so sensible? At home, Lila was always spoiled. Whenever she was met with any displeasure, she would complain.

that really what you want?”

Natalie nodded firmly.

didn’t do anything to hurt me. I don’t hate her. I wouldn’t mind if Lila remains a White. We can be sisters. I’m already more than happy to have found you. I doubt Lila’s presence will be an obstacle to our relationship. Mom, Dad, you’ll always be

Sebastian’s expression darkened.Natalie was the victim here. She didn’t have to be so

you’re too considerate,” Beal said with a sigh. He and Johanna were happy

didn’t want to abandon Lila. She might’ve been a little arrogant and domineering, but she was still their daughter, albeit

to Natalie. She looked at her husband firmly and said, “We need to tell Lila the truth when

our biological daughter, and that Natalie is. Then, we can make an announcement to the public. We

back as the

looked so much like her when she was younger. “If I don’t do this, it will be too unfair to you.

but he was a bit hesitant. “Lila’s a spoiled child. She has never experienced any setbacks in her life. If we tell her the truth now, I’m

of her inability to cope? We’re not abandoning Lila. She is still our daughter and we will

We owe Natalie too much. It’s

youth, she had become famous in Barnes for being a decisive and sharp-tongued

Lila finds out she’s not our real daughter, do you think she’ll look for her biological

though she was looking at an idiot. “We’ve spoiled Lila for years. Do you really think she’ll go looking for

and didn’t

She was quick-witted and sharp-tongued, and she spoke with a certain

than he had imagined

was naive and innocent. With a mother like Johanna

Beal and Johanna temporarily took

take Natalie back to Barnes, intending

and didn’t even think to ask Sebastian for his opinion. Rather, they just ignored

questioningly. “You haven’t talked much