The Return of the Disguised Princess

Chapter 122 Mark Is Back

On the way back, Amelie insisted on sitting in the same car with Mark, which only made Amelie’s other five brothers even more envious.

When they went back home, Eden and Celia’s reaction upon seeing Mark was almost identical to Amelie’s.

Speaking of Mark, he was originally Rex’s twin brother, but it appeared that they did not want twins at all. Besides being born on the same day in the same month of the same year, they were only eight minutes apart in terms of birth.

Their physical appearances, personalities, and even temperaments were all distinct.

Of course, fate played a role in their differences.

Mark was sent to study abroad from a young age and became a top student with renown even across the seas. Upon graduating, he started his own business in Australia and completely broke away from the Mullen family’s control.

Moreover, the extent of his power should not be underestimated.

Unlike Amelie’s other brothers, Mark had achieved both professional and romantic success. He had a whirlwind romance and quickly married the woman he had fallen in love with after just three months.

It was rumored that Mark’s wife, who had never made an appearance before, was also from a powerful family in all of Australia.

Upon seeing their third son, Eden and Celia began talking about meeting their only daughter–in–law. That was probably the reason why Mark didn’t want to return home

before.

After all, in the Mullen family, men outnumbered women for all these years. Eden had wished that his sons would all get married, but apart from Mark, the other sons were all

disappointments.

“We all suspect that you are actually still unmarried. Otherwise, why did you never bring your wife back to see us? Could it be that she holds a prominent status and cannot easily make an appearance?”

“Indeed. No matter what, at least she should come to see our parents.”

Amelie cringed as her other brothers appeared to be resentful and mean to Mark, having lost their family’s status to Mark.

“You have no right to bring up Mark. You don’t even have a girlfriend. Don’t just hover around Amelie all day long.”

uttered something impartial. Amelie felt

also very curious about her sister–in–law who never

showed up.

her curiosity. After all, the identity of Mark’s wife was indeed exceptional, and Amelie feared that if she was brought back by Mark, the power behind her would

often happened to Amelie’s other brothers, and they would sometimes

for the entire night.

brothers remained inquisitive about what their father

about with Mark.

something occurred, so Mark

have happened? It’s still peaceful and

the same room, unable to determine

was also planning something in her

room. The atmosphere was

of her brothers knew her plan. Eden

of resources. As for what Amelie exactly wanted to do, no one knew.

the Mullen family possessed the power to shoulder any repercussions on behalf of

of this

arrived at Starry Sea Entertainment with Cynthia, requesting a withdrawal of his investment and cancellation of the contract. Besides, Jeff claimed that according to protocol, Starry Sea Entertainment would be required

equivalent to the net profit of small Starry Sea Entertainment over an

inform the staff at Starry Sea Entertainment, particularly Belen, who

Capet family has been

grew increasingly anxious when she saw Amelie’s

picking up a fight. Belen knew very well that the Capet family was difficult to deal

Even if the Capet family doesn’t cancel the contract today, Starry Sea Entertainment

her dress and strode confidently into the office. Belen was taken aback by her words. Amelie, who came from the Mullen family, still appeared to be unflappable

elite that Belen had

uninvited guests in Amelie’s office. Cynthia was adorned in an

two–faced bitch!

Amelie was pretty sure that Cynthia was the top expert in

bitches.

when she turned to Jeff, her gaze

appeared to be an entirely different person, but her extreme obstinacy and possessiveness had stripped away any disguise she had previously worn.