The Wrong Woman

Once a girl reached adulthood, it was time for her to tie the knot.

As Candice reveled in her happiness, she remained unaware of her family's underlying concerns regarding her forthcoming marriage. Marrying Elio was far from a simple endeavor; it required the approval of his parents.

The next day, Elio assembled extravagant engagement gifts himself, emphasizing the significance.

In the living room, Sean diligently inspected the gifts until the door swung open unexpectedly. Michaela, accompanied by Josie, stepped inside.

"Good day, Mrs. Hoffis, Ms. Hudson," Sean greeted them respectfully.

Michaela's warm smile radiated as she asked, "Are these the engagement gifts for Josie?"

Sean wiped his forehead, stealing a glance toward the bedroom, silently hoping for Elio's timely arrival.

Approaching with an authoritative air, Michaela addressed Sean, "I'm asking you a question."

Nervously, Sean responded, "They're for Ms. Morrison."

Josie's expression dimmed slightly.

smile and a soft tone, Michaela directed,

hesitated and

need to look. I've

gesture, she invited Josie to sit beside her. "Josie, please, take a

smile as she whispered to Michaela, "Mrs. Hoffis, these gifts were prepared by Leo for the Morrisons. Please, don't

should rightfully be yours," Michaela replied with a faint sigh. "While I'm fond of the girl from the Morrison family, she's not yet

care for her in life. She doesn't possess your level of maturity and

his cufflinks

cold and calculated, cut through the room, "She provides me with emotional fulfillment. Simply being in her presence can brighten my entire day. I'm seeking a life partner, not a mere

pleasing to the eye. Seeing him descend, Josie rose nervously. "Leo," she greeted

firm as she interjected, "I

blazer and turned to Sean, ignoring both Michaela and Josie.

"All set."

into the

respectfully. "Understood." With that, he began moving the