Mr. Yan

Eve Thompson found herself waking up in the bed of S City's most eligible bachelor with his arm around her waist, but she only had her mother's words in her mind. "Make sure nobody finds out you're disguised as your sister," she told her, looking at the fake birthmark drawn with makeup on her remaining daughter's face. "You have to get Mr. Charlie to marry you, everything we have depends on it!" said she. 
It was a shame, for the man beside him closely resembled the man she'd lost many years ago. 
Anthony Charlie's favor with women was notoriously hard to gain, but in a drunken stupor, he crawled under the sheets with the woman beside her, enticed by the memory of someone he'd lost long ago that this woman resembled. 
However, she never had a birthmark. It could never be her. 
Was their encounter coincidental? What would their hidden past reveal!? Join Eve Thompson on her exciting journey of courtship and political espionage as she steps into the shoes of her twin sister's now-abandoned life and tries to save her family by winning the heart of the mysterious bachelor, Anthony Charlie!


Awaiting the Moon's Return in the Southern City

Violet Taylor was slightly taken aback and climbed out of bed. As soon as she opened the door to the bedroom, she saw the nanny had opened the front door and was respectfully saying, "Sir, the lady has gone to sleep first. Have you had dinner?"


Violet Taylor followed the gaze and saw Maxwell Hughes pushing the door open and coming in, changing his shoes at the entryway; in his hand, he was carrying a suitcase, which made it look as if he was moving in.


Violet Taylor's eyes widened in astonishment, disbelievingly looking at Maxwell Hughes.


As he entered, he slightly lifted his head and immediately saw her. His dark pupils seemed to be filled with her, making her heart skip a beat.


Violet Taylor quickly averted her gaze and instinctively thought about ducking away, but then she suddenly realized this was her own home, so why should she be afraid?


Chapter 1139: Fake White, Rich, and Beauty? (4)