Honey, You're a Billionaire by Chandler Solar

Miles looked at Rose while listening to Harriette's lie that "Rose was dead".

There was only one feeling in his heart-a lingering fear.

If Jonathan hadn't discovered early on that Harriette was an impostor, Miles would probably still be deceived, mistaking her for the real Harriette.

He didn't care about his own feelings being deceived. What really mattered to him was that the fake Harriette would use him to harm Rose!

"What do you plan to do about Harriette?"

When Ezra walked in, he was seemingly aware that Miles was already inside.

While Rose was still asleep, he asked that question.

Ezra didn't realize that "Harriette" wasn't the real Harriette he knew. He only knew that Miles had deep feelings for Harriette and was worried that Miles couldn't bear to do anything to her.

If Miles truly couldn't bear it, then a lot of things would have to be done by Ezra and Jonathan.

Unexpectedly, Miles said without hesitation, "Wherever she came from, that's where she's going back to."

He spoke coldly and resolutely, leaving Ezra astonished.

Ezra glanced at him, nodded, and said nothing more. Since that was the case, he decided to let Miles handle this situation with Harriette.

If the outcome wasn't what he hoped for, he would just take action again...

Ezra picked a random spot to sit down.

The room was silent.

Both of them looked at Rose, but neither said a word.

At that moment, Rose found herself in the dark, as if she were dreaming. Yet, it didn't quite feel like a dream.

Her mind was filled with countless images all intricately swirling around, and every bit of it was about Harriette...

When Harriette had returned, her enthusiasm, her reliance on Miles, and every smile on her face were all genuinely vivid, yet there was still that strange lingering feeling.

It was like...

It was as if that person wasn't Harriette, but someone else entirely.

Rose knew the idea was strange and seemed to have no basis, but once that thought occurred to her, it became increasingly clearer to her.

But who could it be? If it wasn't Harriette, then who was it?

In her mind, the image of Harriette shouting at her in the warehouse appeared.

beginnings with at Aquastead, you somehow had the fortune of attracting Clover's favor, which led to reconnecting with your

Young family's estate to you. What's even more infuriating is

"And then there's Jonathan...

Mrs. Finch... Why you? Why are you the one who

was hoarse, and her expression

Rose

Kelly!

was Kelly! It definitely had to

instance of "Harriette" instantly transformed into the face of

felt almost perfectly natural and made

didn't believe it. She suspected that Kelly had transformed into someone else and was hiding around her. Though it sounded absurd, she believed it was the truth. She gradually became more firm with her

her. After killing her, Kelly would still

countless speculations and

ended up

eyes, having woken

the

was calling out to him,

upward as he said,

had been stern and cold, but in an instant, it softened

she couldn't hide her

What are you doing here? Weren't you...?" Wasn't he on vacation abroad? What was

Rose suddenly remembered that

the warehouse, someone had protected her and helped her escape. Although one of them was completely covered up and their face wasn't visible, the person gave her

tense at the time, so she hadn't paid

it.

How can I relax and go on vacation?" Miles said gently and affectionately, "As long as you're okay, that's

was certain that one of the people who helped her escape the

so did he know that Harriette wanted her

struggling to find

suspected Harriette was a fake and that she might

Miles had deep

After waiting

telling him that it wash Harriette, but possibly Kelly instead, would be incredibly

stay here and

with a big smile and said, "I'll

that Ezra was

that the warehouse explosion today might

even the whereabouts of Jonathan, Elijah,

aware there was

Rose finally spoke up. "Miles, did

But Miles' reaction made her certain that

It's Kelly!"

time, through his investigation and deductions, he