My Extraordinary Wife

Chapter 962 An Unfolding Plan

“Lynlyn provoked her?” Lucas asked.

“Yes. Cassandra sent me a text on WhatsApp,” Spencer replied, taking out his phone to show Lucas the conversation.

“Dixon has gone overboard,” Lucas remarked as glints of hatred shone in his eyes.

“It's time we launch our plan. I want these two out of the show. No one is getting in my wife's way,” he added.

“Yes, Mr. Nolan.”

With that said, Spencer walked out of the venue to carry out Lucas' orders while Lynette and Emerson remained clueless about what would befall them.

All that while, they had behaved impudently because Dixon was on their side, but little did they know, Ashlyn had Lucas watching her back, someone who would go to great lengths to protect her.

They were under the impression that Lucas and Ashlyn were just like any other high-profile couples in upper-class society who maintained merely a facade of a happy marriage.

To them, Lucas would not have kept Ashlyn's identity hidden if he truly loved her and had done so simply because he thought she was an embarrassment to him.

own husband detested, Emerson and Lynette walked

Lynette, she had her own motivation—she was set on marrying

and was fixated on grooming her to be a celebrity even more successful than

was so appealing and exciting

She's just a lucky old woman. Dixon must have arranged for her to be in this show so that I could outshine her and prove to everyone

she saw Ashlyn in that night sky dress, which formed a stark contrast with

moment, she felt a blow to her confidence, for it

so did everyone present—Ashlyn managed to

Corporation's anniversary cum

preparations for the event except

one task that night at the opening: showcasing the night sky dress—her masterpiece and the best hit of the

art piece was so highly-esteemed that an internationally-acclaimed actress had booked it for

patiently for the event to begin, Emerson and Lynette threw taunting glances at her on and off as if they were mocking her for being an underserving influencer who had landed at

Ashlyn would not stoop that low as