Burning Passion: Love Never Die

There was only one person sitting at a table on the second floor. She looked quite pretty and was around the same age as Debbie. She was wearing a red dress and a white coat, along with soft flats. She had some Light make-up on her face.

As soon as the woman spotted Debbie, she stood up. Debbie noticed the slight baby bump. ‘She’s indeed pregnant…’ Debbie confirmed in her mind.

The woman took the initiative to greet Debbie.

“Nice to meet you, Mrs.

Hilton.”

Instead of feeling raged, Debbie was actually amused as she stared at the woman who claimed to be Carlos’ mistress. She wondered if all mistresses nowadays were this shameless to blatantly challenge a legal wife. Besides, this woman had played her cards well. Debbie had just returned to Alorith the day before, but this woman was able to get wind of the information and had even managed to contact her.

Debbie took a glance at the glass of orange juice on the table and apologized politely, “I’m sorry for being late. I don’t think I know you.”

matter that you don’t know me; Carlos knows me very well,” she said outright. As she spoke, she took out a few photos from her handbag. With a smug smile

him away. She wasn’t intending to waste much time with

to toe. Trying to hide the envy

to Carlos three years ago, but you still haven’t given birth to his child. Is that true?” While she spoke,

table. It was a picture of the woman holding Carlos’ arm as they walked out

she examined the photo, Debbie casually

I don’t want a child yet, so my husband respects my decision because he cares for me. What about you…” She coldly shifted her gaze to the woman and asked, “You look like you’re around thirty. Why did you wait for so long to have a baby? Do you have any unmentionable disease or something

face fell at once. She

This is the right age to get pregnant. What does

couldn’t help but snort. She had thought that the woman might be smarter and would have a better strategy

in her belly. But she Lost her

provocation. ‘You’re more ill-tempered than me, ‘ Debbie laughed