The Mysterious Billionaire and His Substitute Bride

Fiona hired someone to tamper with the men’s car.

It was the dead of night and so silent you could hear a pin drop.

The men draped their arms over each other’s shoulders for support and sauntered out of the bar drunkenly. One of them made a suggestion, “I’ll drive. We can take a leisurely drive before we head home.”

A little while later, the car picked up the men from the curb side. The rest of the men were so drunk that they paid no attention to the driver.

The next day, the sky was bright blue and there was a bustling about the streets.

Fiona had enjoyed a restful sleep. She turned on the TV in a relaxed mood and smiled at what she saw.

group of drunk vagrants had drove while intoxicated and caused a tragic accident. From the footage played on the news, smoke filled the sky when the fire was eventually extinguished. The car was battered and in several pieces. Fiona could vaguely make out several dead bodies littering the scene around the burnt

the suburbs, miles away from the city. The car had crashed and burned to ashes. When the policemen arrived at the scene, they were met by the

her eyes. In the course of just a few days, her face had become haggard because of the stress of the

sigh of relief, motioned the servant to bring the breakfast, and then walked up the stairs to grab hold of Jocelyn’s hand. She pulled her to sit down at the table and said, “Yes, they are dead. Eat a good breakfast first and

up a sandwich and ate it. The sandwich looked tantalizing to the taste buds but she was in no mood to

been almost a week since she last met with Luke. Men like Luke changed women even more often that they changed clothes. Jocelyn feared that some tramp had already stolen Luke away from

Mom, I can’t let her go for what she had done to me!” Jocelyn’s voice was

Luke. I will handle Janet,” Fiona said with a wicked smile

who had been blackmailing her daughter. She already had a plan devised in her mind to

Janet. A simple trick that could be falsified as an accident. However, since Janet seldom drove herself, it would be much more difficult to