The Substitute Wife: My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

Janet unhurriedly put down her knife and fork and calmly looked at the woman with heavy makeup.She knew that Jocelyn just wanted to smear her name in front of all these people.

But she also knew that Jocelyn was an idiot.She was wearing a Chanel dress, an Hermes handbag, and a Dior necklace.

How dare she talk about being frugal while dressed like that? 

"I asked you for money because you owe me money.Isn’t it only natural for people to pay off their debts?"

Janet’s voice was clear yet calm.

Tears rolled down Jocelyn’s cheeks uncontrollably.

She sobbed, "Mom and Dad took good care of you, yet this is how you repay them! They really can’t afford to give you money now.We are family.How can you bear to treat them like this?""

Then, she suddenly took her necklace off and threw it at Janet, crying even louder.

"We really don’t have the money! This necklace must be worth something.Take it as a payment of our debt! Please don’t threaten Mom and Dad anymore!"

forced to sell off her own

other hand, was made to look like the cold blooded creditor who was ungrateful to

slightly, Janet

be worth something… And that Hermes handbag, too—actually, isn’t that a limited edition piece? In

painful expression

only Hermes Birkin.She had been waiting

few days since

it was second-hand, it was still cost

she just give it to

to you.Anyway, you should stop coming to such fancy restaurants and save money for our

she spoke, Jocelyn hurriedly covered

arms over her chest and looked around at the guests

you think everyone here is an idiot? As you said, this is a high-end restaurant.Do you think that the people who can afford to eat here can’t tell whether a bag is real or fake? Even if you insist that you’re using the fake, I can still take it.After all, it’s still worth some money.Give it

Jocelyn was

around her was eyeing her and whispering to each other.She was caught in a dilemma now.She gritted her teeth angrily.She had planned to make things difficult

to act so audaciously, not caring