The Mysterious Billionaire and His Substitute Bride

Ethan got off the private plane.

Of late, he had been working on expanding the Larson Group’s business to Barnes, so he would be staying there for a long while, handling the company’s affairs.

But before that, he wanted to take Janet to his villa in Barnes.

Johanna was sitting on the sofa, enjoying her tea. Seeing Ethan come with several bags of gifts, she immediately stood up and welcomed him.

“We have enough of everything at home. You didn’t have to buy us all these.” She then called Beal, who was playing with the birds in the yard, “Beal, Ethan is here. Stop playing with the parrot. Come and join us.”

Ethan respectfully placed the gifts on the table. “This is just a token of my respect and sincerity. Please accept them, Mrs. White.”

Johanna pursed her lips and studied his face. She felt Ethan was a good man, both in terms of appearance and character.

She felt happy for Janet.

“What brings you here this time?” Considering he had come to meet them with bags of gifts, Johanna sensed there must be a good reason.

“I’m here to pick up Janet,” Ethan replied honestly. “My villa in Barnes is ready. All the decoration works and arrangements are done. It’s in Seaview Bay — not far from here.”

hands behind his back. His brows furrowed

had changed. Besides, he and Janet had just gotten married. She

Ethan had changed. Besides, he and Janet had

Janet had just gotten married. She

missed out a lot in her life and want to bond with her. You should bring Janet here at least twice

“Of course, Mrs. White.”

Ethan packed Janet’s things, ready to

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from Ethan that evening saying he had shifted all

the Whites’ house, Janet was surprised by the frequent messages

lonely after you moved out. It’s boring here without you. Why don’t we go

the constant messages and persuasion, Janet finally agreed to go out for lunch with

it wasn’t as awkward as before. Lila didn’t come with her cocky friends this time. She seemed kinder now. “Janet, I’m really sorry for all the things I have said and done. Will you forgive me? Those were my friends’ ideas. I don’t hang out with them anymore. Now that I think about it, I feel ashamed of myself.

Lila sounded sincere.

has always been worried about you. I’m sure she will be happy to see you like this,”

of Lila. But considering they were family now,