The Innocent Wife of Scheming President

Mrs. Hoyle returned home from the detention center without saying a word. She looked gloomy like black clouds when it was about to rain.

Annie, the little girl who had won her heart, called her but she only glanced at her, patted her head, sighed, and went upstairs.

No one knew what happened to the old lady. The atmosphere was awkward.

After the old lady disappeared on the stairs, Ada Hoyle asked quietly, “What’s wrong with mom? What happened?”

Aoba Hoyle was sitting on the sofa reading a newspaper. He cocked his head and shrugged his shoulder, “No idea. She has always been like this.”

In the evening, Olive Steele asked Annie to call the old lady for dinner, but she refused to come downstairs saying she was not hungry.

“Mom has something on her mind.” said Ada Hoyle.

It was obvious. Aoba Hoyle rolled his eyes on his sister.

Alan Hoyle asked the maid to find the driver, “Where did madam go this afternoon?”

“Madam won’t let me talk.” the old drive replied.

“Do you think I won’t find out if you don’t tell me?” Alan Hoyle asked flatly, but he was not angry.

He was the person in charge of the family now and the driver was clear about it. If the master wanted to know, he couldn’t do anything about it. He hesitated for a little while and finally replied, “Madam went to the detention center to visit Miss Meyer.”

When he said this, he glanced at Olive Steele carefully.

“What were they talking about?” asked Alan Hoyle.

The driver shook his head, “Madam didn’t let me and Doctor Gu follow in. so, we have no idea what madam and Miss Meyer were talking about.”

Aoba Hoyle scoffed and defended Olive Steele, “I don’t know what’s so good about that snake. Mom has a good daughter-in-law already. I think she’s just confused.”

Olive Steele’s eyes dim slightly. The old lady was still concerned about the woman who committed fatal crime against the Hoyle but she still treated her like an outsider. She was uncomfortable, but still, she put on a smile and comforted, “The old lady watched Miss Meyer grew up. She still cares about her. It shows that when the old lady has set her eyes on someone, she will like the person a lot and I’m waiting for the day to come.”

or others, but maybe both. She told herself to always look at the positive side of everything before moving on. She knew she couldn’t think too much of

his laps, “You captured our hearts. It’s only a matter of time

smiled, “I have nothing to

right man. No

Steele couldn’t stay still and do nothing. She asked the maid to prepare Mrs.

small things. The old lady could be ungrateful but not her, she

no light in the room. It was dark. Olive Steele knocked twice, “Mrs. Hoyle, I’m coming

turn the lights on and saw the old lady sitting in a cane chair motionless. Her eyes glistened while holding open a photo album in her hand. She was looking at the family photo of the Hoyle and Ophelia Meyer was in it.

the old lady hoarse and low with a hint

Steele was puzzled. She walked over and put the tray down gently,

and asked, “Wouldn’t it be better for you if I starved to death?”

Olive Steele smiled gently, “We’re not in Great Depression

away. I have no

something in mind, don’t you?”

none of your business.”

is.” Olive Steele closed the photo album and placed it on the corner of the

won’t be moved even if you do

have to. I’m not used to you being moved. Your body your rules, but if you collapse and fail to wait

at her, “Do you

Steele shrugged, “If that’s how you think, then I can’t help it. I’m just saying, instead of fighting with me,

much. If you want to leave, just leave. You don’t have to pretend to care about

Alan’s heart. I care about you because you are Alan’s mother. I have decided to move on. If I hold a grudge against what you did to

words stunned the old lady, “I see you’re getting better and

I supposed to

so hard saving the company and raising both of her children. She was exhausted. Later, after Alan Hoyle returned, she pushed him into being the president of the

and her family and her sweet word that was nothing but poison, the gas accumulated in her chest for

was startled, but soon calmed down and shouted loudly at the door, “Doctor Gu!

chaos. They froze when they saw the

what’s the matter?”

held the old lady

in the family heard the cry and ran over. He was a distant relative of Mrs. Hoyle. He had working for the Hoyle for more than 20 years. He was both a servant and a family for Mrs. Hoyle. When he saw Mrs. Hoyle’s pale face, he stopped breathing. She accused Olive Steele without hesitation, “Miss Steele, we know that