After Dirvorce I become a SheEO by Vada Weeks

Chapter 523 His Wife Was Perfect

Hearing this, Janus stretched out his hand to pull Drew’s hair.

“You are quite smart. You have already decided in advance, thinking about how to sneak out to play next time?” Drew coughed lightly twice. Janus was so frightened that he hurriedly let her hair go. “What’s up? Is there any discomfort? I’ll tell them to stop the…” Drew laughed before he could say word of the car. the “Janus, aren’t you good at scolding me? Why are you nervous?” “Drew! You lied to me?” “Zayla!” Drew threw herself into Zayla’s arms again. Drew was cunning and began to comfort Zayla.

“Zayla, don’t worry too much! You can imagine us as a big family with a thriving population! “Then, in this family, there must be a patriarch! Lincoln is the one my father likes most! Hence, his wife must be perfect and have a lot of skills!

“But don’t worry. My mother is not mean. She won’t deliberately make things difficult for you. These courses she arranges will not be difficult, so you can treat them as learning!” Zayla nodded. “Yes, I see.”

There was laughter in Alphard. But in the Lincoln limousine ahead, Jasmine had a fever. Howeyer, according to the itinerary, the convoy could not stop and must arrive at the Snow Manor before dark. Jasmine could only suffer. It was a long journey for her.

this time, in the royal

of Brendis’s death, Jefferson sat on the chair, symbolizing power and status, and did not say a word for a long time. Miriam was worried and persuaded Jefferson to take the tonic but failed several times. Then Joe, who dealt with

Jefferson and called Jefferson very respectfully. Jefferson raised his eyelids a little weakly. “What’s the matter?

to receive such bad news at the end of this year. “I lost my one daughter and one son.” Jefferson smiled wryly, and

Something terrible happened. All one could do was restrain

him. “I’ll leave Brendis’s matter to you. It would be best if you handled it. You must bury him properly

in her early forties, but she died. I’m in my sixties. I never thought I would outlive