Mistaken Marriage, Unexpected Love

“Hello, Marvin.” A smiling Trudy came in with a thermos bottle at five o’clock sharp.

She was in a good mood thanks to Camila’s supposed death.

Thinking about how the Haynes family’s assets would soon be inherited by her son, she felt very happy.

After all, what was her son’s was hers.

“According to the doctor’s instructions, you need to eat more meat and veggies. Eat a lot so that you can recover soon,” Trudy said affectionately, pouring the contents of the thermos into a bowl.

Marvin sat up in bed, as usual. Trudy came to help him up. She even put a pillow behind him to make him feel more comfortable.

“Marvin, I heard that Mila’s gone,” Trudy mentioned in a seemingly casual tone as she handed him the bowl of hot soup.

at her.

Looking at

N G E L A ‘s L I B R A

obvious just now. In order not to arouse her suspicion,

soup Looks good. Did you stew it

it took me a few hours. I’m glad you like it. Eat some more.” Trudy poured a little more soup into Marvin’s bowl and tried to steer the conversation back to

disappeared so suddenly. Do you think something

to look at Trudy. She

Trudy rarely mentioned Camila because she didn’t Like her. But

before. Maybe she’s on vacation somewhere. Why are you so concerned?” Marvin maintained a calm expression, but

Camila said about Trudy was

really tried