Guang Da

"William Cole, I've brought your wife back home."
A young man emerged from a black BMW.
William Cole's wife, Ruth Dawn, also got out from the passenger's seat.
The man looked up, his gaze meeting with William on the second-floor window, and grinned: "Well, what do you say? Should I bring her up?"

Doctor Son-in-law William Cole

William Cole was on the verge of a headache, as he saw an argument about to start.


These two women, when collided, were bound to have a squabble.


William shook his head, "That's enough, Minnie. Stop talking."


"Hmph! Why are you only telling me off and not her?


Could it be that you still have feelings for her?" Minnie sneered, her face full of discontent.


William explained, "Minnie, I treat you like one of my own."


Minnie was taken aback, "One of your own."


Then she covertly covered her mouth to laugh, and while Ruth was still present, she suddenly leaned in and planted a hard kiss on William's cheek.


Minnie nodded her agreement, "You're right. One of my own.


When it comes to strangers, I should maintain my manners."


After she finished speaking, she threw a provocative glance at Ruth, "Ruth, did you see that? I am one of his people."


Then she looked disappointedly at William, "Are you really going to marry her?"


Chapter 170: Woman Apologizes