The Substitute Wife: My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

A clinking sound rang out as the cups collided. 

“Okay. Cheers to reconciliation.” Janet was sneering on the inside, but she clinked cups with her. She smiled at Jocelyn with clear eyes, as if she was oblivious to everything,Jocelyn fixed her eyes on her adoptive sister and took a few sips of her coffee. Several ideas on what she would do next swirled in her conniving mind. 

“Oh, you are almost done drinking your coffee.” 

When she saw that Janet had almost finished up her cup of coffee without suspecting anything, her smile became brighter.

“Well, I can’t help it. I like the coffee here. No other cafe makes such a perfect cup of coffee.” 

She supported her jaw with one hand, and circled her index finger on the brim of the cup while looking into the night through the window.

At this moment, a tall and familiar figure wearing a windbreaker quietly passed by the window and blended into the dim street. This figure had a black cap on. Although his face was covered, his tall figure was eye-catching under the streetlights.

relieved to see him. That tall figure was

the two women who were sitting beside one of the windows of the cafe. He stood beside the newsstand across the street. Afterward,

are you smiling from ear to ear all of a sudden?” Jocelyn tapped the table with her fingers to call Janet’s attention. She was waiting for the drug to begin to

hand, she said, “It’s nothing. I’ve accepted your apology and was done with

I will take my revenge!’ Jocelyn thought devilishly. “Oh, Janet. I haven’t

was supposed to take effect in a few minutes. Now, she was only stalling time. The fake smile on Janet’s

that?’’ Jocelyn felt uncomfortable under Janet’s stare. She swallowed hard and averted her gaze without moving

minutes later. She caught herself dozing off and rubbed her eyes incessantly. It was at this moment she finally realized

her face turned pale. It dawned on her that

Jocelyn wanted to stand up and curse her out. But she was so weak that she passed out on the table

time, Janet moved her seat next to her and