The Mysterious Billionaire and His Substitute Bride

For a moment, Janet thought she had entered Downtown Abbey. The place looked too posh and elegant for her.

“Are you sure this is the place Mr. Larson mentioned?” Janet asked the man who was escorting her into the community. And then she carefully examined the luxurious, exquisite villas on both sides.

Janet knew she wouldn’t feel comfortable living in such an opulent community.

“Yes, Miss Lind. The entire neighborhood is the real estate project Mr. Larson has recently undertaken. He said you can move into any villa of your choice. We will help you pick the right one if you can’t decide,” the man replied politely.

Janet was stunned.

She thought Brandon would probably find a studio apartment for her but never thought a villa would be allocated to her. The community was located in the heart of the city, and the environment looked serene. Janet felt she couldn’t even afford a room here with her ten years’ salary put together.

Besides, the man had revealed that the entire neighborhood belonged to Brandon. It looked like Brandon had endless wealth — what people saw was just the tip of the iceberg.

villa community

took her phone out

looks very expensive. I can’t live there. Besides, with my current salary, I can’t afford

such a situation. He quickly replied, “This is, by far, the smallest group of houses on my property. They are vacant now, so I decided to offer one to you. This way, I wouldn’t have to waste my time looking for other houses for you. The neighborhood is a new project. Can you do me a favor? I would like you to live there for a while and experience the service and comfort of living there. I want you to experience everything

seemed like a good offer, Janet didn’t dare accept it. She returned to the hotel where she and Ethan were staying

Larson’s house looks great,” she admitted honestly. It was a villa she could

since it is good, why do you seem upset?” Ethan could tell Janet was lost in thought. He couldn’t understand

good for us. It’s too opulent and cozy. I

hotel room is expensive as well. We can’t afford to stay here all the time. Why don’t we move into Brandon’s house

She was hesitant to accept Brandon’s help because she