A Beauty With Multiple Masks

Chapter 1231 Mistress

Judging from Arielle’s expression, Susanne knew that she had guessed it correctly.

A frown appeared between her brows as she let out a sigh. “Sannie, Vin has a stubborn temper just like his dad and doesn’t know how to express himself. So, sometimes, you might have to take the initiative to speak to him. I guarantee that as long as you give in first, he’ll definitely go along with it, and the misunderstanding between the two of you will surely clear up. After all, no matter how much in love a couple is, effective communication is still very important in a relationship. Don’t you agree?”

Arielle forced an awkward smile and replied, “All right, I know what to do…”

“OK then, let’s go in together and talk it out with that rascal. He should really learn to pacify his wife!”

Susanne dragged Arielle into the house while scolding her son.

As such, Arielle had no choice but to enter the manor that was brightly lit.

The moment the two women walked in, Susanne started yelling Vinson’s name, “Vinson! Come here now!”

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One second later, a woman, who was holding a plate, walked from the kitchen to the living room hastily.

for a moment but regained her

Penelope, whom Vinson had brought home from Wave

realized what was happening and asked Susanne in

“Huh?” Susanne frowned.

were all middle-aged. As such, the woman was sure that Penelope was not one

are you? I don’t remember hiring a

when

was pampered by her parents. As such, she was shocked that Susanne

I really look like

the luxurious life that was awaiting her, Penelope tamped down her irritation and explained with a smile, “You’ve mistaken, Mrs. Nightshire. I’m not a servant. I… It was Mr. Nightshire who brought me

Susanne had a bad feeling about that and looked toward

expression on Arielle’s

having an affair and

there’s nothing going on between Mr. Nightshire and me. I’m definitely not a threat to Mrs. Nightshire here. I just need a place to

fear intensified after hearing the woman’s words, which implied that Vinson