Falling for My Contractual Wife

Chapter 283

When Carson called, he was met with Grace's anger. He felt guilty. "I admit that I want to matchmake you and Justin, but I'm doing this for your lifelong happiness. You want Austin to have a father figure, right?" Grace was speechless for a while. Til give Austin a father figure, but it can't be Justin."

"I don't get it. What's wrong with Justin? What part of him make you so unhappy?" Carson expressed his confusion.

Grace immediately hung up, and Carson closed his eyes in frustration. In Carson's eyes, Justin was an outstanding person who could satisfy Grace in every way. It was precisely because of this that Carson wanted them to be together. In addition, Justin would never hurt Grace.

But on the contrary, Grace had been in The Francis family for three years. She knew public image was a primary need for upper-class people. So, if she decided to date Justin, she would make him a laughingstock of the entire upper-class circle.

After a while, Carson tried to call Grace again. This time, he tactfully didn't mention Justin. "Alright, I was wrong. Could you send me your address? I need to talk to you face to face."

Only then did Grace send her new address to him. Carson went over to help her tidy up her new place and sighed. "I'm worried about you living so far away alone. Why can't I stay with you!"

live in a flat. Where are you going to

in the living

been living with her for quite

unpacking, a call from Daisy came in. Seeing the caller's name,

her room. Meanwhile, as Carson answered the phone, he heard Daisy's sharp voice. "Why did you take so long to answer the phone? Where's my money?

Daisy was stunned. "Carson?"

for the money. So, the guilt in her heart disappeared almost instantly. She shamelessly asked, "Where's Grace? I need her on the phone!" Carson tried to be as patient as possible. "Mom, you've plundered enough money from her over the years, right? Didn't she give you enough money while

at all, and you're still siding with her? Whose son are you? If it weren't

but ask yourself, did you treat her as your daughter after adopting her? In junior high, Grace had to do multiple jobs to support herself, and she seldom used your or dad's money. Even if she

Forget it, I won't talk to you about this anymore. Tell her that if she can't give me the money as agreed, I'll