My Substitute Wife Is a Bigwig (Lily and Loid)

seen the teasing glint in her eyes. Evidently, his appearance didn’t impress her much. Shaun exclaimed, “Damn! Lily, you’re amazing! You’re the first person I’ve seen who can stay so calm after seeing Loid’s face.” He was excited as if he had discovered something extraordinary. Lily glanced at him with obvious disdain. “You’re annoying.” “I…” Shaun was stunned and wide-eyed, speechless for a moment. Someone actually found him annoying. Loid gave Shaun a blank look. “You’re indeed very annoying.” “I…” Shaun was flabbergasted. He turned to Daniel and asked, “Am I really that annoying?” Daniel nodded without hesitation. “Yes.” Shaun’s face turned pale with anger. He was itching to hit someone but unable to do so. He didn’t dare hit Loid. He couldn’t win a fight against Daniel either. As for Lily, he could handle her, but now that she was Loid’s fiancée, he didn’t dare to make a move. Loid led Lily inside. As soon as they entered, Loid took off his coat and then his turtleneck. When he removed his clothes, Lily stared at his body, her cold eyes narrowing with an icy expression. Shaun and Daniel stood beside Lily, watching her reaction. But her expression left them baffled. She barely reacted. They found it hard to believe that she wasn’t scared. Any other girl would probably faint from fright upon seeing Loid’s body. Even Shaun and Daniel had been shocked when they first saw him. While putting on his clothes, Loid was also watching Lily and was surprised by her reaction. “Are you scared?” Upon hearing this, Lily lifted her gaze and met Loid’s eyes for a moment before looking away. A lazy smile tugged at her lips. “Nice body.” There was nothing in this world that could scare her. She was merely studying the tumors on Loid’s body. She didn’t know about his lower body, but his upper body was covered in tumors, some of which were already festering. It was very disgusting. His entire torso looked damaged. Loid had to be mentally strong. Anyone else would have been scared to death