The Substitute Wife: My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

His every word felt like fireworks exploding in her ears.Her heart stuttered in her chest.She began to sob uncontrollably.

The pain was unbearable.

Her vice-like grip wrinkled Ethan’s T-shirt that was soaked in her tears.

"It’s okay.I’m here.It’s over now, Janet."

Ethan hurriedly took out a tissue and wiped her tears.

He peppered kisses across her cheek and lips to comfort her.

Janet looked at him through her teary eyes, and her nose had turned red.She was so vulnerable at the moment that she shrank in his arms.She wrapped her arms around Ethan’s neck and cried, "What do I do now, Ethan? I have severed all ties with my adoptive parents, and Hannah is in fatal danger now.I feel like I have no one in this world.Nobody wants me."

Janet felt abandoned and helpless.

Living in a world without any hope or anyone to hold on to was tragic.

Janet wasn’t an optimistic person.She always pretended to be strong and happy to protect herself from the world.

"You still have me.I’ll always be with you."

Ethan pulled her closer into his arms.He meant every word he said.

Janet pressed her face closer against his neck and continued to sob silently.She clung to him for dear life.She didn’t know how and since when she started trusting Ethan.

the man

to stroke her

against Ethan’s chest, wrapping her

closed her eyes, Ethan pulled the jacket tighter, covering

"Forget everything and sleep."

midnight.She was

like Ethan had carried her

but couldn’t.Her mind was filled with thoughts about Hannah.She tossed and

morning, Janet walked out

eyes were bloodshot

a leave of absence, Janet went to the

go to the hospital to see if they had found another suitable liver for

"Your phone is ringing."

knocked on the bathroom door and came in

forehead when

phone and quickly turned her

today and didn’t want Ethan to see

that was originally assigned for Hannah Stone is available again.The liver transplantation operation will

"Oh, okay, okay.That’s great!"

first, Janet was

later, she remembered what