The Substitute Wife: My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

Hearing the voice, Chanis turned back and saw Fiona walking into the ward.

She had already trained a lot about Fiona beinre coming to the hospital. Now, secing her in person made Charis

realize the woman wasn’t as gentle as she seemed in this photo She looked running Strand3 of hair around her temuies had tuined grey and the twinkles arcurd he nyes soomed more prominent, revealing her age.

“Hello, Mis. Lind” Charis withdrew her auns from joreyn, stood up, and nodded politely “You’re finally here, Miss Tuine that cruel bitch has ruirea creyn’s life. Do you see what lengths she had gone to take he revenge?” t’iona grabbed Charis’s hands and lamented

It was Jocelyn who had started

would wake up in a cold sweat in the middle of the night because the past continued to haunt her even now. Fiona studied Charis’s face and realized the latter wasn’t mocking her. She seemned cheerful and easygoing. Considering her parents had pampered her and spoiled her, Fiona concluded that Charis was

seemed smarter than Jocelyn because she had managed to manipulate Bernie, an honest man, to do whatever she wanted. She had done a lot of bad

busy of late? Every family has its own problems. I’ve heard about the new predicament in your family. Mrs. Turner and the male star made the headlines again yesterday.” Fiona patted Charis’s hand and sighed concernedly. “By the way, you and Jocelyn seem very close. What do you think of her?” Bile rose in Charis’s throat. She could understand what Fiona meant. She wanted Jocelyn to marry into the Turner family. Fiona and her daughter both had thought Charis was a fool who only knew to spend money. “As you know, there will always be rumors about influential families. My family runs several entertainment companies. Reporters tend to blow things out of proportion. My mom only has a professional relationship with those stars. Don’t believe those baseless rumors,” Charis patiently explained. ‘What a bunch

several women, his marriage had always been

the city, and she owned two top entertainment companies in the country. She was a strong, independent woman capable of supporting the Turner family