Getting Him Hooked: Mr. Freeman’s Indifferent Sinner Wife

Chapter 661

Olivia looked out and whispered, "I don't want people to know who I am. You've got to keep this secret for me, or I'll never let you see Lyla."

John was stunned. His depthless eyes stare coldly at her.

When did this woman learn how to threaten people?

Olivia saw that he had no reaction, so she spoke again. "If you agree, nod. If you don’t agree, shake your head."

She could not let anything happen to Lyla and Zac, and she could not let Aaron learn about her true identity.

If he did, he would definitely tell Dorothy, which would mean more trouble.

At least she could still continue her act now.

Olivia heard voices approaching, and she was anxious. She frowned and said, "Do you agree or not?"

After a while, John nodded.

However, she did not release her hand immediately but glared at him hostilely. "John Freeman, you'd better not lie to me about what you've promised, or I don't know what crazy thing I'll do!"

After hearing what Olivia said, John's heart began to ache dully.

This woman had really changed so much, especially after her identity was exposed. It felt like it had made her reveal her true colors and she had become more and more ferocious.

Did he cause this change in her?

this is a private suite. If you're looking for someone,

It was Jennie's voice.

he was a little surprised. "I’m here to

know you. The bride isn't here either. You've got the wrong

"I just saw..."

"Sorry. Please leave.”

Olivia heard footsteps leaving. She breathed

Wait till there's no one out there, then you

hand and turned

taken two

just acting when you're with him,

but she asked him a question in return. "When I

just that one sentence, John's words got

married

picture, and I got back that part of

he spoke. "Liv, I remember it

while before

of the dark and

in utter shock, then responded firmly. ‘You remembered

impossible that I remembered wrongly. You were

expect John to remember everything on the day of her and

things she was desperate for him to

It was at the wrong

away and glared coldly at him. She sneered. ‘You remembered wrong. The