The Substitute Wife: My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

Out of caution, Charis decided not to meet Janet. Instead, she walked to Tiffany’s office and smiled at the employees along the way 

“Miss Turner. I didn’t expect to meet you again after three years.” Tiffany smiled and stood up to shake hands with Charis.

 “I was busy with work, so I couldn’t come out to welcome you. Please forgive me.” Charis let go of her hand and sat cross-legged on the leather chair opposite Tiffany.

 “Well, I don’t like occasions like these, anyway. I’m glad you didn’t come out. Otherwise, the place would get too crowded.” Tiffany smiled. 

“Are you here to talk about work with me?

Tiffany knew that Charis was in charge of the marketing department before.

“I heard the design department has witnessed rapid development in the past few years after I left. Our designs are a huge hit all over the country. I came to see what everyone’s been talking about.” Tiffany nodded in understanding and briefly reported their current situation to her. 

“When did she start working here?” Charis asked, flipping through Janet’s designs. Her face bore no expression.

“This is our new designer, Janet Lind. She has incredible talent, and all her designs are unique. She has contributed a lot to our company. Mr. Larson appreciates her work, and I also think she is an asset to our company.”

remained silent. Tiffany was a picky woman. If she praised Janet, it meant the woman

she beautiful but seemed like a bundle of

if Brandon was really serious about being with

leave you to your

Charis left the office, the smile on her face disappeared. She had to somehow separate

woman was born into an ordinary family, which meant money and power could easily lure her. Charis felt Janet would never let go of Ethan if she knew

family — a handsome, wealthy man. However, he was also a notorious playboy in the city. He had dated countless women. The man was a charmer and could

never been with a woman for more than three months.

call me again,” he grunted

the past few days. She was a married woman. Kent, as usual, had abandoned her after

pregnant with his child and insisted on keeping the baby. She had also said she wanted to divorce her husband and

day, you’ll pay the price for all this!” Charis’s nose

associated with Kent in any way. He had tricked a lot

and hung it on the back of his chair before filling her glass with wine. “What’s up?” he asked, smiling. Charis