My Husband Is A Gary Stu

She Will Not Survive For Long Genevieve shot her a look. “You’ve got back together with Timothy, so you’re not sad anymore, huh?” “All right. It was my fault. I shouldn’t have said that,” Johanna said apologetically. Her phone was flooded with work-related WhatsApp messages, so she had to get back to work. Before leaving, she turned around and told Genevieve, “Genev, just ignore her. She won’t be able to survive for long.” Genevieve was taken aback by her reminder. After Johanna left, she called her subordinates to tell them to deal with the news on Twitter. She wasn’t the only one, for Jan had also asked his people to deal with the scandal by sending lawyer’s letters to those gossip columns. He also called Genevieve and apologized to her profusely for causing her trouble. “It’s fine. The paparazzi love writing nonsense.”

 

Genevieve knew Jan had many connections. She didn’t want Specter Corporation to lose an important business partner because of this minor matter. “I’ll be there for the lesson tomorrow afternoon.” “Oh, great!” On the other end of the line, Jan heaved a sigh of relief when he realized Genevieve wasn’t upset at all. Genevieve was busy with work until evening. When it was almost time to get off work, Johanna came to inform her that Timothy had asked Armand to dinner. They would arrive at Golden Restaurant at around seven o’clock. Genevieve noticed the keychain on Johanna’s bag. She commented enviously, “Timothy is really attentive.” Many things happened right after I got pregnant. I was barely four months along when Jack brought me to Dartan. I was surrounded by people who took care of me attentively, but I’d rather be taken care of by someone I love. Johanna pouted. “Attentive? Tch! He refused to let me eat anything and insisted on picking my outfits.” She held Genevieve’s hands as they stepped out of the elevator and headed to the underground parking lot. “You can give birth to another one after you get back together with Mr. Faulkner!

 

He’s more dependable than Timothy.” Recalling how Armand treated her, Genevieve exhaled sharply. “He hasn’t even seen the kids, but you’re already talking about another one? That’s a long way off.” Johanna remembered that she went back to Dartan a while ago. “Genev, aren’t you going to bring the kids back? It’s dangerous to leave them in Dartan.” Jack knew who the kids’ biological father was, but the others thought they were his. The Helt family, especially, was a threat. After Jack took over Helt Corporation, the company’s profits doubled every year. One could imagine how wealthy he was now. However, Jack was of mixed race, and he didn’t have any kids with Lillian when they got a divorce. The Helts disliked the fact that their company was run by an outsider. They grew increasingly anxious when he married Genevieve who then gave birth to twins. Once Jack had kids, that would mean he had a successor. Two years ago, some impatient Helts had taken action against the kids but ended up getting punished ruthlessly by Jack. His ruthless actions had successfully brought about a deterrent effect. The twins grew up, and her son, Lucian, was far more intelligent than his peers.

 

Thus, those people started panicking once more. They came up with another plan to take the kids hostage when the housekeeper brought the kids to attend their swimming lesson. But before they could use the kids as leverage to negotiate with Jack, their plan went down the drain. No one knew that Lucian would be smart enough to play the kidnappers like a fiddle. Genevieve shot her a resigned look. “Do you think they will be one hundred percent safe here? Besides, I don’t have time to take care of them. It’s best for them to stay in Dartan.” “You’re upset at Mr. Faulkner, huh?” Johanna teased.