Marrying the Man in the Dark

Chapter 953 Hilda the Troublemaker

“Pleasing her husband while entertaining other men simultaneously.”

“The most crucial aspect is that her husband, a man of high reputation who is known to be a green flag yet, remains silent because his mistress is willing to compensate!”

“How can a woman with no moral boundaries and full of charm be someone who looks as spineless as you?”

After the woman finished speaking, a low voice came through the invisible earpiece in Cherise’s ear. “Mr. Hampson has conducted an investigation.”

“This woman is named Hilda Parkson, the wife of Mr. Parkson, the chairman of the Parkson Group.”

“Forty-one years old, childless, and fond of gossiping about others.”

“Her husband has five or six mistresses, a well-known fact that Hilda is aware of, but she pretends not to know in order to maintain the facade of being the respectable Mrs. Parkson.”

“What she despises the most is when others mention in front of her that she hasn’t had children.”

After speaking, the man paused for a moment. “Do you want me to guide you on how to confront her?”

“No need.”

Cherise chuckled softly, “I can handle it.

subdued, Hilda managed to hear a whisper of

an eyebrow. “What did you say?”

word clearly for Hilda

polite, faint smile formed on her lips. “Mrs. Parkson, you are also a person of status and reputation. I’m shocked you

must be too preoccupied with your affairs outside to remember anything, right?”

you don’t recall who I am,

reflecting not an ounce of malice of mischief beneath her

her words were sharp and incisive.

could Hilda tolerate being ridiculed by this young girl in front

forward to raise her

critical moment, Mrs. Lydia rushed over to

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953 Hilda the

upset that you didn’t recognize her which is why she spoke harshly. Please don’t take it

Lydia’s words caused Hilda to furrow her

do you

truly Mrs.

“You seeMrs. Lenoir changed her appearance. It’s true

that Mrs. Lenoir is youthful

saying that, she turned her head with a flattering nitel arad blooked at Cherise. “Mrs. Lenoir, don’t you agree?”

a favorable opinion