Chocolate Gang

[As escaped bride x a cold and domineering CEO husband]

This was a risk that came at the cost of sincerity.

What would you do if your husband did not love you and hid secrets from you?

"Get out!" A deep and cold voice suddenly exploded in her ears, sounding especially unhappy.

“Get lost!” That person's voice was cold and sinister.

In the few years they spent time together, all he ever said to her was to harshly chase her away as if she were something dirty.

On the other hand, she chose to continue throwing herself into his arms because other than love, there were more important things awaiting her. She wanted to establish a horizon she could call her own.

Five years later, Aria Grant returned to the country to investigate the truth behind her sister's death. She even brought back the precious daughter born of him and her. After returning to the country, she found out that her elder sister's death was closely related to George Flack. To find out the truth behind her sister's death, what kind of entanglement would occur between the two? How would they choose between love and hate?


My Runaway Wife Is A Bigshot

"Go downstairs, don't disturb Dylan while he's sleeping."


Just as Belly Wescott could no longer maintain the smile on her face, George Flack spoke up, giving the woman his first thorough look.


After both of them had gone downstairs, some servants had already prepared tea and snacks on the tea table.


"No need for these, I'll be leaving shortly."


Looking at the cup of tea Belly Wescott offered him, George Flack not only didn't take it but also flatly refused.


Belly Wescott gave an awkward smile and put the tea back down.


Belly Wescott took the initiative to raise a topic: "What brings you, a very busy person, here so late at night? Is it just to put Dylan to sleep?"


George Flack laughed, he didn't expect Belly Wescott to start discussing the issue before he even mentioned it. Did she genuinely not understand or was she pretending to be clueless?


Chapter 110: George Flack's Doubts (Part 2)