The Substitute Wife: My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

Chapter 1169 Jealousy From An Ex

The smile on Kailee’s face immediately became crooked.

She looked at Laney up and down in disbelief, with jealousy and disdain burning in her eyes. Initially, she was only shocked that Garrett was married. She didn’t expect that in addition to being married, his wife would be pregnant. It also seemed like the baby was going to be delivered in a matter of days. Kailee found the fact unpalatable. What kind of person was Garrett? He was a wild and notorious playboy. How could he ever stay with one woman?

Laney, however, didn’t notice anything different with Kailee. She simply nodded politely and said, “Hello, Miss Gibson.”

With a forced smile, Kailee responded, “Hello.” Garrett’s attention was completely taken off Kailee. Instead, he carefully held Laney’s arm and asked gently, “How are you feeling? Do you feel any discomfort today? Is the baby being naughty?”

Garrett’s affection was so sweet that the restlessness Laney had been feeling disappeared in an instant. She rubbed her belly gently and smiled. “It hasn’t even been born yet. How can it be naughty?”

very much unlike his wild and unruly former self. “Have you decided which hospital you

I just had a look around it with Janet. It’s not bad at all.” Upon hearing this, Garrett felt a bit helpless. He hadn’t expected Laney to finally settle on the hospital that his father had

resolved to keep a close eye on things and not allow the Harding family to bother Laney. Witnessing the romantic bond between Garrett and Laney made

A simple smile from him was enough to charm hundreds of girls. It had taken Kailee a

dream couple of the school. So many girls were jealous of her. If she didn’t have to travel abroad for further studies, she wouldn’t have broken

belonged to an

look on Kailee’s face, Garrett waved his hand in front of her and

the confused look on Garrett’s face, she quickly made up an excuse. “Oh,

it. He smiled at Laney and said, “The Gibson family owns this hospital, right?