Madison King

In New York, the only daughter of the Spears family, Natalie Spears, was willing to marry into the Graham family regardless of her family's obstruction. She was even willing to be a substitute and become a joke of everyone.
When his unrequited love came back, Julian Graham threw down the divorce document with a cold face.
"Let's get divorced. Niki is back."
A member of a family that full of highly skilled doctors, a genius pharmaceutical doctor... Natalie's cover was blown one after another to smack the goody two-shoes in the face, hoping to turn the situation.
"Woman, since you love me so much, I will give you a chance not to divorce!" Then said Julian.
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Until then Julian found out from some trifles that she didn't love him!
It turned out that he was the one who served as a substitute...
While Julian found that he mistook his unrequited love, it's almost impossible for him to get Natalie back! She was the one that was destined to be! It was too late to regret!
"It's time to wake up." Natalie stared at the man without any emotion or feeling.

After the Divorce, CEO Realizes He's the Stand-In Lover

Troy quickly pulled Natalie out of the hospital, looking back as he walked, afraid that Julian might stick up like a plaster.

It wasn't until he completely left the hospital gate that he breathed a sigh of relief.

"Nana, does Julian usually talk to you like this? "Troy took Natalie’s hand and spoke in a dissatisfied tone.

"He has this kind of bad personality. "Natalie said in a neutral tone." I've got used to it."

Upon hearing this, Tory's tone suddenly increased several times. "He’s really excessive! How can you get used to it?"

If he had known this earlier, he would have taken this ignorant guy apart long ago.

Tory wanted to continue accusing Julian, but Natalie directly chose to push him to go. "Don't be angry, I'm not even angry, and you don't need to be angry for me"

She had no place for Julian in her heart, and what Julian said or did could not make her angry or happy.

Chapter 203 Stop pretending