The Substitute Wife: My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

On the way back home from the cemetery, Janet could tell that Ethan‘s mind was elsewhere.He seemed to be planning something elaborate.He leaned quietly against the car window, absentmindedly looking at the passing scenery.

As soon as they entered the house, they heard the phone in the living room ringing nonstop.Ethan shrugged off his coat and trotted over to the telephone to answer it.He still didn‘t say anything, as if he was expecting the call.

After a while, it seemed that the person on the other end of the phone had finished speaking, and Ethan hung up, still without saying a word.

"Who was that? Why didn‘t you say anything?" Janet asked in confusion.

"Wrong number?"

"Patrick‘s asking us to meet him in the Hancock Club in Barnes," Ethan said in a low voice, his expression darkening.

Janet approached him and held his arm comfortingly.

"Do you want to see him?" she asked gently Ethan smiled coldly.

"He came just in time.Of course I want to see him."

go see him

closed eyes, Janet reached for his hand and

Hancock Club,

private room was decorated simply but it looked quite

wafted in the air, mixed with the fragrance of tea.However, no matter how comfortable the room was, it couldn‘t ease the

on one side, while Ethan and Janet sat on

over the room and nobody spoke for

the silence.He coughed and looked around cautiously.Then he looked at Seth unhappily and asked, "Where

so I asked him

Patrick didn‘t mind.

adjusted his mood and turned to look

so that we could clear our past misunderstandings.I know that you‘ve suffered at the hands of the Lester family ever since you were a child.But from now on, I promise you, nothing like that will ever happen again.I had no idea that Elissa killed your mother, but now that you‘ve put her behind bars and I‘m going to divorce her, everything should be cleared up.Are you going to

this, Seth‘s eyes turned cold for a moment, but he

looked into Patrick‘s eyes for a moment before bursting into laughter.But his eyes were devoid of warmth, and there was indescribable