The Wrong Woman

Shortly afterward, they stepped into the villa.

Imogen found herself in the opulent living room, nervously scanning its lavish surroundings. She hesitated to touch anything. Each item seemed too valuable to risk damaging.

In contrast, Jasper appeared at ease in this environment. He swiftly carried their luggage upstairs.

Upon returning downstairs, he vanished into the kitchen. Moments later, he reappeared with a glass of water, handing it to Imogen.

"Thank you," Imogen murmured appreciatively as she took the glass, feeling its warmth.

Sensing Imogen's unease, Jasper tried to reassure her, saying, "Feel free to make yourself comfortable here. You don't need to worry about damaging anything."

Taking a sip of the warm water, Imogen nervously replied, "But this place isn't our home."

Jasper smiled gently, reaching out to stroke her hair. "That's alright. Just try to relax a bit, okay?"

was momentarily taken aback, standing frozen as she locked

realized too late that his actions had unintentionally made her uneasy. Having grown accustomed to affectionately patting Candice's head, this gesture of fondness came naturally to him. Retracting his hand, Jasper

Imogen nodded in response.

glanced at her briefly, a hint of hesitation visible on his face. Eventually, he departed,

observed the place quietly as Jasper left. Putting down her glass, she decided to explore her new

encompassed three floors in

accommodations and versatile spaces for fitness, cinema, entertainment, study, and work-truly catering to every requirement. The opulent lifestyle of the wealthy left her

of the master bedrooms, Imogen quickly realized that her and Jasper's luggage were not in the same place. Moving on to the adjacent master bedroom,

separate arrangement of their luggage

began

in the CEO's office, observing the woman who had arrived for an

notable achievements C Despite her distinguished lineage, Zoey's academic performance was consistently subpar, making it e challenging for her

possibility of Zoey failing to secure admission to a prestigious school posed a threat

whose remarkable