The Innocent Wife of Scheming President

"I won't want to do the curse with my health, right?" Norton smiled as if he didn't care about his illness.

But how could Olive not feel that he was so anxious that he entrusted such a private matter to others?

"You asked me to go to Jinjiang on your behalf; you told me that your wife was hospitalized and needed care. It was you, you were in the hospital, right?"

Norton Geve did not deny it, "My wife did stay in the hospital for two days because of old weakness."

"Then, does she know you have cancer?"

"I haven't told her yet, keep it secret. I'm afraid she will feel sad. Fortunately, God also gave me a little time to arrange these things." Norton Geve sighed.

The atmosphere was so heavy, and Olive didn't know how she came back to the office later. Although Norton Geve wasn't her family member, they knew each other for some time, not to mention that Norton Geve had helped her before.

The busy work in the afternoon made her think about nothing more. Olive turned like a gyro. Until Alan's call to her, her tight body leaned on the chair, she rubbed her temples, and the soft voice came from the other side.

planned to let Olive called his future parents-in-law, saying that she would take Annie home in the afternoon. Alan had

you coming to pick me up

I'm now at the hotel's door, just waiting for you to throw me into my warm embrace."

ten minutes for me."

by some things again; she was late for more

impatient; he's leaning quietly on the car door. It was about the sunset; the sunshine dragged out a long shadow. His handsome face was with Ambilight, like a cigarette plated, burning at the fingertips, and the smoke disappeared in the breeze.

far, seeming to ask for Alan's contact

came to him and smiled, "Mr. Hoyle, you are good luck in adventures with women."

hand and printed a kiss on the back of her

signs of warming up, but Olive shuddered violently and hurried into the car, lest he

the street, looking at the city passing by the window, and thinking of Norton; Olive

her hair. "What's wrong? It seems a bit sullen. Wouldn't you want me to see my daughter."

tell me, how can a person who is so decent,

was so smart; just after she had spoken, he knew who she was referring to, "Isn't there an old saying that dying is as natural as living? Norton Geve doesn't worry about that, what are you doing here? Besides, it is improving year by year with the current medical technique; maybe by that time, he may be cured."

these were just words of comfort, and Olive asked

and fulfilled the wish of a dying older man. In her view, it was