Married to the Boss: A Love in Disguise by Ava Green

Judy kept a watchful eye on Lumma. “Lumma, can you handle spicy food?”

Lumma smiled. “I’m also from Soothy City.”

Judy exclaimed, “What a coincidence! Not only do you share the same name as Adam’s wife, but you’re also from the same city and work as Adam’s assistant. It seems that our family and people with the surname Louis are truly destined.”

Lumma also found it quite remarkable. The surname Louis was already rare, and to share a name with Adam’s wife seemed like a fortunate twist of fate.

“Could you please pause for a moment?” Adam worried that Judy’s excessive talking might raise Lumma’s suspicions. He promptly scooped some food onto Judy’s plate with a serving spoon. “I’ve told you countless times, ‘Silence at the table.”

Judy leaned closer to Lumma and whispered, “Lumma, look at how strict Adam is. I bet only his wife can tolerate him. With his personality, no other woman would be interested in him.”

“That’s not true. Your brother is quite popular out there,” Lumma replied in a low voice with a smile.

As Adam’s assistant, Lumma was well aware of Adam’s popularity. Wherever Lumma accompanied him, she could see there were always people eager to strike up a conversation with Adam.

Despite knowing he was married, many women actively sought his attention.

looks and wealth. If he had neither, it would be a

he does have

“Lumma, these dishes suit your

spicy

often went out to eat together/sampling each friend’s regional cuisine. It took some getting used to, but gradually

It allows you to savor various culinary delights. Do you eat canned salmon and blue

“Yes, I love them. But Adam doesn’t eat them, so we never have those two items at home. Whenever I

They’ll never experience the

bit louder, so I can

a pang

unintentionally ignoring the pickiest eater sitting right next to

weren’t saying anything negative about

not deaf. Let’s focus on the meal,”

to