The Substitute Bride: Making Memories Of Us (Lois Stone)

With Brian's arrangement, the doctor immediately performed the ligation procedure on Ayla.

A week after her operation, she was discharged from the hospital and went back to the villa.

As soon as she entered the living room, there was no expression on her pale face.

For her, even though she was still alive, her heart had died.

And she would never return to her old self.

Maria helped her to go upstairs.

But when they reached her room, she stopped at the door.

"Maria, help me pack my things.I'll move to the servants' house," she said.

Brian just stood behind them and didn't say a word.

Maria turned her head and glanced at him, hoping to hear his objection.But since he didn't, she went in and started packing Ayla's stuff.

During the entire week that Ayla was in the hospital, Brian stayed with her.

But the two of them hadn't spoken a word, so they never talked about the divorce she requested before.

Now that she wanted to move to the servants' house, it only meant that she was not interested in the title of Mrs.Clark anymore.

She probably even disdained it.

So he didn't object or force her to stay in the villa.

But it didn't mean that he would let her go.

The condition of the servants' house of course was not as good as that of the main villa.

Her room in this house was small and not as warm as the room Ayla used to live in.

"Mrs.Clark, are you sure you want to stay here?"Maria asked.

Ayla had not fully recovered yet, so she was worried that it wasn't suitable for Ayla to live in this house.

Ayla smiled at the older woman and said, "Well, it's pretty good here.And from now on, don't call me Mrs.Clark anymore.Just call me Lala."

After everything that happened, she wanted to let go of everything that Brian gave her.They didn't belong to her in the first place.

Maria nodded and said, "Okay, Lala.Go to bed and have a rest now."

She knew that Ayla was a stubborn woman.

But after what she had witnessed, she didn't know if Ayla was lucky or not to meet Brian.

Ayla had been through a lot.

And to help her feel at ease, Maria agreed to her request.

From now on, she was just Ayla Woodsen.

Brian looked at Maria, who was standing in front of him.

He then said, "If she wants to stay in the servants' house, let her.

Just continue taking care of her daily life, but let her clean up the main villa."

"But Mr.Clark, Mrs.Clark still needs rest."

was also

admit it, she knew that he

had a chance to

this happened to Ayla, she might already

let's wait until she

turned around and went

been staying in her room for three days now.She

"Lala, time for dinner."

with a

moved to the servants' house, she

the bowl of soup

"I'm full.Take them

have to keep your good health.Otherwise, you will suffer

only drank a few mouthfuls of soup, Maria

I'm alright.By the way, I want to go

Ayla took a coat.

didn't want to eat, and Maria couldn't force

could still go out because Brian didn't restrict

for her and take

accompanied her

a baby shop

that, she didn't go anywhere else, so

dug a pit next to the servants'

but she didn't write anything there.Her heart still

was the only thing she could do for her unborn

standing aside, offered to help

However, she refused.

said to Maria, "You can go back to your room and have a rest.You don't have

buried all the baby clothes just now, she also buried both her baby and her

now on, she was nothing but

to the villa more often

Ayla tried her best not to see

time he was home, she stayed in

the sofa in the living room and reading the newspaper, he asked

is in the garden.But

was aware that Ayla was

Ayla left

"Okay."

stood up and

at the withered flowers and plants that had been covered

of emotions on her face, she cut

had already

in the cold, her hands

seemed not to care at

home.She actually didn't want to see

the study, sitting at

fingers were tapping on

He looked very busy.

went back to the villa and personally made coffee for

went to the study and knocked

may I come

low voice

and said,

and put down the

"What's the matter?"

to see him, let alone take the initiative to see him if it wasn't