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

Many fresh ingredients appeared on the table like magic, from beef and mutton to seafood then to lively lobsters. Lumma joked, “Do you raise lobsters on the farm?”

Keeley replied, “There are no lobsters here, but it is close to the sea. If you want, we can drive directly to the seaside market to buy.”

As an epicure, Lumma was eager to stay here forever, “Keeley, the food tastes so delicious that I don’t want to leave.” Keeley put vegetables in Lumma’s bowl again, “You can come and play whenever you are free.”

Lumma questioned, “Are you planning to live here for a long time? Does your farmer treat you well? Is your salary high? Do you still have money to spend?”

Keeley smiled, “Lumma, to be honest, this farm is mine.”

“Your farm?” Lumma asked, astonished.

was born, which has been in trust and is not in the Wilson family property, and thus it was not found out when the Wilson family went bankrupt. Someone has helped me with the farm all these years and made a good profit. Although the profits are not

happen if Keeley ran out of money, and she specially prepared a sum of money for Keeley to use, but luckily, it

Wilson family was, what Keeley had was something Lumma could

hot pot while

help I left Hanton City to Red Pine City without saying goodbye. George couldn’t find me. Did

thought the high–quality fatty meat tasted bland and insipid,

“Oh well, that is

Lumma, “Keeley…”

Keeley, “Huh?”