Wangyue Cunya

He was the king of the business world, and it was rumored that he liked men. Because of this, Michelle Campbell agreed to marry him. After the marriage, she suddenly realized that he was a big liar! Three years ago, Michelle Campbell was still a Cinderella in a poor village when she accidentally saved the injured mysterious stranger. When the man left, he took away the necklace that her grandmother gave her with her name engraved on it. He said tyrannically, “I will keep this token. I will repay you one day.” Three years later, the man sees the girl in his bed and panics. As her tender red lips curled up to arouse his desire, he realized that the girl who had been tricked by her boyfriend and sent to his bed was the one who saved him.

"Don't hide when I tell you to come over. Don't reject when I give you a present. Also, your love for me… don't let it stop!"" He ordered her domineeringly.

Michelle Campbell immediately said, "Dream on!"

However, his smile was unfathomable. "What a coincidence. I'm best at turning dreams into reality!"

Mr. Noah Jackson's Hidden Marriage: Wife, Do Not Hide

Hearing this, Edward Noah Jackson turned his head, looking at the red invitation in his subordinate's hand, then reached out to take it and opened it for a look.


Then, he couldn't help but let out a cold laugh, "Next month?"


Old Third had really changed, willingly organizing such a grand wedding for a woman!


"If there is nothing else, I will leave first," the subordinate suddenly said.


"Wait!" Edward Noah Jackson closed the invitation and suddenly spoke.


"Second Young Master, do you have any other orders?" the subordinate stopped and asked with puzzlement.


"Is that woman still with Samuel Noah Jackson?" Edward stood up straight and asked with a very formal tone.


"Which woman?" The subordinate was obviously stunned for a moment, and didn't immediately realize who Edward was referring to in his words.


"Are you referring to Second Young Master's Grandmother Margaret?"


Chapter 618: Taking Wedding Photos