Six years ago, for reasons unknown, she carried three precious secrets in her womb – her children, belonging to a certain man.

Now, six years later, she found herself surrounded by love and indulgence. She had a man doting on her, three extraordinary and talented children, and the protection of seven formidable brothers.

"Mommy, I've used my investment dividends to set up a research center just for you!"
"Mommy, I bought you an island with the prize money from being the MVP of my league tournament!"
"Mommy, I've created a perfume specifically tailored for you and Daddy."

Her older brothers chimed in, "Little sister, we've even opened a transnational route just for you! Captain brother will take you soaring through the skies!"

Meanwhile, a certain commander couldn't resist saying, "Honey, look at me..."

Agatha Frost, a girl who had grown up in the countryside, was considered lucky to marry the Supreme Commander of the Alliance. However, as her true identities were gradually revealed, everyone was left dumbfounded.

She was the Mysterious Legend Doctor, the Golden Trader, the Alliance God, the Top Racer, and even the Top Painter.

The Secret Wife He Never Knew

Agatha Frost was trying to figure out what he was saying when she felt her arm being held.

Eric Brown's strength is slightly tightened.

His voice is neither salty nor light: "What is there to see in a gigolo?"

Agatha Frost twitched at the corners of her mouth. "Look, don't the employees behind you all look hard?"

Then she looked up at Eric Brown with a half-smile. "Why do I think you're inviting me to see you?"

Eric Brown jumped anxiously and said in a stiff tone, "Go home."

Then he pulled Agatha Frost toward the parking lot.

However, after two steps, Wanda Frost took Frost's arm and walked over.

"Mr. Brown." Frost said hello to Eric Brown, "I just met you, so I won't make a special trip."

Then he handed Eric Brown an invitation: "Let's get together for Wanda's birthday this weekend."

Eric Brown opened the invitation, and before he could respond, Frost said to Agatha Frost:

Chapter 89 face to face don't come too fast.