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

At first, Lisa didn't feel that something was wrong. But when she didn't receive any compensation, and her parents' properties were sold without reason and she didn't get a cent, she realized that her so-called aunt had been tricking her all along.


"Is she really your aunt?" the assistant asked curiously.


Lisa nodded: "She is indeed my aunt, but we got separated when we were young. She was only found a few years ago."


"What happened to the compensation and inheritance? Did she take them all?" the assistant asked again.


Lisa nodded again: "Both the compensation and the inheritance would have been shared between me and my grandparents. But she took all the money in my grandparents' name."


The assistant turned into a curious baby that night: "Why don't you go to the police? This is a very serious matter. If your grandparents are willing to testify, it would be a simple matter."


Chapter 110: George Flack's Doubts (Part 2)_3