Mistaking the CEO for a Gigolo

Chapter 1957 Insincere Smiles

Mabel’s hand froze in mid-air before she quickly withdrew it. “Y-You’re awake… No, you didn’t really faint anyway. How did you make your face look like that? You look like you’re genuinely sick. For a moment, I even thought that it was real.”

After a brief silence, Janice answered, “I took some medicine.” “Medicine? What kind of medicine?”

“It makes you look unwell as if you’ve just suffered from a serious illness. Why are you asking so many questions anyway? Do you want to try it too?” Janice asked sharply.

There’s a kind of medicine that can do that? This is the first time I’ve heard of it, Mabel thought. “W-Why would I want to take that? I was only asking.”

“It’s nothing you’d want. Since you’re not going to take it, don’t ask so many questions.” Mabel fumed inwardly.

How petty of her! It wouldn’t hurt to tell me, would it? Who knows? Maybe there’ll come a time when I need to use it too. Like, say, in an emergency, or if Rodney gets tired of me, or to set someone up… Anything!

medicine would come in useful. “Was it from the same doctor who helped to create your fake medical records?”

eyes as she replied, “No. I got it elsewhere.

for a while, Janice gave Mabel her second phone number. “All right. I’ve written

future. Mabel put away her phone, then looked at Janice. “Maya is out buying some

so she’d decide to leave him. But I can see that won’t be easy because they’ve formed a deep bond. Let’s go with the flow and focus on sowing discord between them as the first step. If that doesn’t work, we’ll take

and whispered something in Mabel’s ear. Mabel’s brows drew together. She was frightened by what Janice just told her,

would be even more

that? Are

can’t judge a book by its cover. I thought that… Well, I didn’t think you could be

in crime? You’ve always been my role model when learning to be the ideal homewrecker, so I’ll get shy if you praise me. Both of

together to achieve our goal. But… I’m a little concerned about what will happen after we succeed in

Wilbur for myself. As long as we end up together, I don’t care what happens to the