The Innocent Wife of Scheming President

Olive Steele’s parents looked at each other and found compliments in both eyes. As for their views, a wealthy man like Alan Hoyle could be peremptory, but he was able to take the household duties from their daughter willingly and the food he cooked did is delicious, which meant that he was a good husband.

Money was not the only issue for marriage.

Alan was enthusiastic as if he was at his own home, “Bon appetit, everyone!”

Chloe Malan mumbled, “Ass kisser.”

While Olive’s parents did assume Alan was playing up to them at all. For his status and power, there was no need for him to do such things. He loved their daughter which made these things natural.

“You cook a lot, Alan?” The sense of distance was broken a lot when Olive’s father called him Alan.

He smiled to reply, “Kind of. I usually cooked when I was tired of work. It’s both an exercise and enjoyment for me.”

“So, you mean Olive won’t be stuck in the kitchen after the marriage?” Chloe narrowed her eyes slightly.

Almost every ordinary girl married into the rich and powerful family was required to be a housewife, which was a hidden rule.

Back then, she was asked to stay at home to be a housewife as well. That made her useless after the divorce. Without the encouragement and help of her friends, Chloe might never survive that hardship.

did not want Olive to

Olive kicked her slightly under

her forehead,

taboo for a woman to work hard, too. I mean, Olive’s doing fine in Angel, though I don’t want

something in his theory to

much better than lunch.

at the zoo in her plate, hesitating.

“What’s up, sweetheart?” Alan asked

the table, “They are

could not help laughing, “It’s okay. Daddy can always cook for you if you

little head to

of course,

“Anytime?”

I promise.”

was going to eat but then stopped again, “Then tomorrow, I want you to cook for me so

“You got it.” Alan looked at her, smiling.

this, Olive was pleased.

a goban and gave an order to Alan like a little princess, “You, play with me.”

“Go, huh?” Alan looked at her interestingly.

was the right thing to do. For a smart and lively girl like Annie, life in the Hoyle family could be a restraint to her character and talent.