The Mysterious Billionaire and His Substitute Bride

After work that Friday, Laney accompanied Janet home as usual.

“Are you busy with work lately? Why have you been acting so mysteriously the past few days?” Laney asked with a slight frown. She still lived in the same old apparent, which was near Janet’s new place.

Because their homes were relatively near each other, Laney usually walked home with Janet.

Janet sighed. “I’m looking for a house.”

“I heard that Mr. Larson is lending you a house.”

“I know, but Mr. Larson’s villa is way too luxurious for me. I have to spare some time to find a new apartment,” Janet said warily. It was clear that the matter was really stressing her out.

“Let me help you. I have nothing to do after work anyway. Are you looking for an apartment near the office?”

Secretly, Laney couldn’t help but think that Janet was being too naive. This was the most prosperous city center in Seacisco. Ordinary wage earners like them couldn’t afford rent here.

expensive, but I was able to find a

right price point

enquiries, she found that rent in the area was ridiculously high. Although the apartments on the periphery of the city were much cheaper, she’d have to spend a lot of time commuting. If she wanted to get

figured that Ethan didn’t want Janet to live in a tiny apartment in the suburb and spend hours commuting anymore, nor did he want to expose his identity. That would’ve explained why he gave her a house under the name of

to rent a place as cheap as your old place, you’ll have to consider renting in the suburbs,”

was, Laney thought it was more reasonable for Janet to just live

head, feeling depressed and helpless due to

home, Ethan immediately sensed

you go looking for a new apartment again?” Ethan asked, leaning back on the spacious sofa. The room was warm enough today,

sore and tired, Janet rubbed her shoulders and threw herself into Ethan’s arms. “My conscience is telling me not to live in a fancy house like that. I feel like a freeloader, Ethan. This house doesn’t belong to

his fingers, he murmured, “Given our current situation, it’ll be difficult to buy a house. You’ve been

his well-defined muscles through his thin clothes. Her eyelids drooped and she said resignedly, “I guess we have no choice but to live here for the time being and move out as soon

busy with her work

Janet was poring over her work, Tiffany came