Bride to Be, Not Me

Chapter 206

Inside a hotel suite, Janice held up her trophy. "Looks nice, doesn't it?"

Edward's eyes were fully fixed on Janice. "Yes, it looks great."

But he wasn't referring to the trophy.

"This will stay in your office."

"Alright."

Edward took the trophy from her. "Let me take it from you. It's a bit heavy. Let's eat. We'll return home first thing in the morning."

"Okay."

At the dining table, Edward glanced at her several times. "You've won awards before. Why are you so happy this time?"

Since the award ceremony, Janice's smile hadn't faded.

She curled her lips and replied, "I'm laughing because Heidi is digging her own grave."

When Heidi and Simon left the venue earlier, Janice had noticed a middle-aged man from Onley Group tailing them.

to be targeted. Perhaps they were even having

"Heidi has already been

Janice was

assumed Edward was unfamiliar with foreign affairs. After all, he had been by her side the entire time and

Edward weren't well-connected, he wouldn't have been the only Cruznian judge

about Heidi

being dragged by her hair

smirked. "Still not telling us where Shirley

had been raised abroad by Orion Jovarek and had witnessed the family's ruthless ways all his life. Despite his kind-looking features, he was as

as she was beaten, her cries echoing through the estate. Locked away in another room, Simon was terrified. He no longer cared that Heidi had deceived him; he just wanted to return

Simon w

keep pretending to be Shirley. But I operate on the principle of better safe than sorry. If you insist, then don't blame

a severe beating, Heidi finally realized these men were truly lawless abroad. She didn't want

fear overtook her as she cried out, "I'm not Shirley Olson! I only pretended to be her to

you? Otherwise, why would she

I only have her WhatsApp!" Heidi clutched her head and wailed.

frustratingly stubborn. Even after all this, she refused to reveal Shirley's whereabouts,

a glance, Santiago signaled the bodyguards before

estate. Heidi had nowhere to run and could only

cries were still ringing through the halls.