Billionaire’s Missing Darling by Theresa Wilde

Chapter 169

“You’re really smart, Mr. Smithson praised sincerely.

Insomnia was an all–pervading problem. It was awesome that Gillan created a recipe that could both solve this stubborn symptom and branz an enjoyable flavor.

Mr. Smithson liked smart people, especially smart young people, Although it seemed not like a wise option for Gillian to contact the overseas Smiths, she must be talented for she made such a brillian recipe. That redeemed her crazy idea,

Gillian was stunned at Mr. Smithson’s praise, but then she turned overjoyed,

As expected, as long as she took over the Smith family, others would pay more attention to her, gradually ignoring Olivia,

Gillian was a little overwhelmed by the unexpected compliment. She looked up at Mr. Smithson and said, “That accident came so suddenly, All of the burdens suddenly fell on my shoulders. I’m a little flustered

Mr. Smithson replied causally, “But you still have Olivia. What are you afraid of? By the way, does Livy know that you want to contact the lineal Smith family?”

Gillian choked.

After a while, she forced a smile. “Mr. Smithson, you don’t know the truth. Olivia quarreled with Mr. Smith before and has left for years. Now that she has found her parents, her heart no longer belongs to the Smith family. Even though she knew that Mr. Smith was in a coma, she came back half a month later.”

She wanted to slander Olivia, implying that she was immoral.

The best strategy was to ruin Olivia’s reputation in the early stages. So it would be a reasonable excuse for her to leave the Smith family.

Gillian did not want everyone to misunderstand that she was narrow–minded and could not tolerate Olivia. Therefore, she had to let them think that Olivia was heartless and had a bad character. That was why she was expelled from the Smith family.

This was the first time Gillian had spread malicious remarks about Olivia. It was also a test for Mr. Smithson’s reaction.

She had to do it slowly. She couldn’t rush it. If the first time she failed,

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she would do it again. Just once, Mr. Smithson might not believe it. However, as long as she said it twice and even more times, Mr. Smithson would gradually fall into her trap.

Gillian slowly curled her lips. She couldn’t wait to see Mr. Smithson frown and

hearing Gillian’s words, Mr. Smithson immediately frowned

Gillian lowered her head to suppress her

said in a deep voice,

Everyone is selfish in some way and has an ulterior motive. You’re not an exception! I can see you through. I never

want to say a word to Gillian anymore. He

Gillian was dumbfounded!

previously waiting for Mr. Smithson to reprimand Olivia, but

red and tears welled

deep breaths to stop herself from crying. She looked crazy. “Is this what she said? Did she tell you that I didn’t

trembling as she

a scheming bitch! She had told her off

she would have pounced on her and torn her apart into thousands of pieces.

you talking about these things? Does it

in tears. She clenched her fists tightly and looked at Mr. Smithson accusingly. “You’re

doubt a single word from her

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who hid the newd Maybe the pose didn’t want to

stupid!” Mr. Smithson looked impatient and

and said directly, “You’re not a good liart Maybe Olivia was a bad girl. Maybe she really didn’t want to come, Pest what about Yanis and 15take? It’s fine if you lie to others. Pen you’re lying to ine. We’re so familiar and know each

loves her, so how could she

questions and accusations. She was shocked. She forgot about Yanis and Blake. What a

help you contact the lineal Smith family in Fesmuowana. This is the last time I’ll help you. No, not helping you. I’m helping

this moment, in Fesmuowana.

Hushe Republic spread to the Wilcox family.

up. His voice was hazy and hoarse. He was mocking like a

it’s to treat dementia, maybe I’ll be

up from the sofa and lowered his

walked straight to the window. With a tap of his fingertip, the curtains

was an

glass and illuminated the whole room, revealing the

good to be true. He’s like an angel in the painting.