My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire

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The person in front of her was wearing a black baseball cap, black sunglasses, and a black mask.

She wore a black overcoat with her hands tucked into the pockets, the loose-fitting clothes obscuring her figure.

One could barely make out that she was a woman.

Upon hearing Keira’s words, she nodded and sat down opposite Keira. She then said, “It’s me.”

Keira stared at her face, trying to discern what she looked like.

But the other party was well-covered, and it suddenly seemed pointless to Keira. “Was it you who impersonated me and married Lewis with a fake identity?”

The woman nodded. “It was me.”

Keira leaned back and looked at her casually. “So, who are you, really? Why all the mystery?”

The woman fell silent for a moment, “Keira, I can’t tell

you who I am, but I came here to let you know that I

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mean you no harm. I truly just want to

“Stop your

divorce. Only Lewis can protect you.”

Keira sneered. “Like I said, I don’t need protecting.”

“No, you do!”

The woman’s emotional outburst came in a low growl. She slammed on the table, her demeanor intense. She leaned forward. “Keira, you do need it! You have no idea how much danger you’re in!”

Keira scoffed. “Danger? I grew up safely and soundly, never encountering any real danger.”

The greatest danger might have been Poppy.

She nearly didn’t survive Poppy’s beatings several

times.

But after leaving the Olsen family, her life had go quite smoothly…

Keira narrowed her eyes. “Compared to the unkno it seems like you, who hide your face and are afraid show your face, are even more dangerous.”

The woman tried to convince her. “Keira, I’m not. It’s just not time for you to know yet… that’s why I can’t tell you.”

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“Oh?” Keira remained firm. “If you don’t want to talk, forget it. I have an appointment to divorce Lewis, sorry, but I have to leave.”

She stood up to leave, but the woman rushed to grab her arm in desperation. “Keira!”

Keira turned around.

Pressed into a corner, the woman seemed to have

made up her mind, and she took off her sunglasses and mask without further ado!

Upon seeing that face, Keira’s pupils shrank slightly!

eyes,

woman had a pair of gentle and timid her

was identical to

difference was that she didn’t have

frowned. “Who

mask and sunglasses again and then pleaded. “Please believe what I say, Keira. I won’t harm

kept staring at her intently. “Who

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exactly?”

lip and finally

sister!”

eyes widened in shock.

into the private room.

that she took off the mask,

hair cascaded

front of Keira lacked some of the

Keira and seemed

uneasy.

had experienced seemed to have

Mom only gi birth to just me back then?”

with twins. I was born with no breath, and Taylor threw me away

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taken aback. “You mean Mrs. Olsen doesn’t know she

knew, and you were switched

Isla!”

be? Didn’t

her head, “Mom has never had a prenatal

was amiss and asked again, “Then how do you

she’s our Mom? Or that you are my

her hand. “I can’t say, Keira. I can’t tell you

Her child…

message from last night, saying

her hand. “Keira, I’m your biological sister. I wouldn’t harm you.

me! I swear!”

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eyes. “Then swear on your child.”

heel was her child, which was why she made such

request.

“I can swear on my child that I have absolutely no intention to harm you! I discouraged you from divorce for your own good! If I’m lying,

flashing in her eyes.

normal mother’s

oath indicated she wasn’t

to her child’s misfortune, she

bear to voice it…

little, “Alright, there’s no

“Is your child a

smiling kindly as she took out

daughter’s birthday.”

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she opened her photo album and handed it to Keira. “Keira, this is my

photo, a little girl around two or three years

camera.

there really was a blood connection, for when Keira saw the child, her heartbeat

sense of inexplicable intimacy welled up

the woman

her the woman hadn’t deceived her.

about Jodie South, and Keira had always been