Falling for My Contractual Wife

"Hello? I'm sorry. May I ask you to come over and change the flowers immediately? I heard there's a leader here who's allergic to lilies. The bidding will start in an hour. Please come over and change." "Okay. I got it."

After hanging up the phone, Grace immediately instructed Tina to prepare some irises and carnations.

Grace got along well with her neighboring shop owners. She told the boss of the fast food restaurant next door, "Conor, please help me watch my shop for a while. I'll be right back after delivering." Conor smiled and waved at her. "Fine. Go ahead!"

"Thank you."

Grace and Tina hustled and arrived at the venue forty-five minutes later.

The planner said apologetically to them, "I'm sorry, I just heard that someone is allergic to lilies."

"It doesn't matter. We only need ten minutes to replace the lilies."

Grace was easy to talk to, but Tina had a bad temper.

She pursed her lips. "Why didn't you find out early if someone is allergic to pollen? She's a pregnant woman with such a big belly. If anything happens..."

Grace stopped Tina just in time and whispered, "Peace makes money, okay?"

Tina shut her mouth and carried a pile of irises to the stage to arrange flowers.

*****

An Aston Martin was parked in the outdoor parking lot downstairs.

long, slender leg stepped out. Camren followed Brian as

butt into the cigarette extinguisher beside him when

looked up and suddenly saw a

a woman in a red coat

The car sped away.

thinking. Camren hurriedly followed.

lot and was driving onto

strode in the direction of his car. "We're not participating in the bidding anymore.

A moment later, he saw Brian

drove fast, searching for the Volkswagen in the

had driven into the city and was

was so anxious that he kept

in the passenger seat with her elbows on the window, and hef fingers were on her temple as she

they drove past

the

the mall. I want

shopping."

"Okay."

turned the steering wheel and drove the car into

Volkswagen had disappeared

was burning with anxiety. He could no longer see the car when he drove

by