My Substitute Wife Is a Bigwig (Lily and Loid)

Chapter 27

Lily spoke slowly, her voice languid yet chilling. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the (ꜰind)ɴʘvel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Susan’s heart pounded rapidly as Lily’s gaze met hers. It was strange that a single look from Lily sent shivers down her spine. What was it about her that made her feel so uneasy?

Susan averted her gaze, annoyed at her own fear of Lily. If Shaun weren’t here, she would’ve given Lily a piece of her mind.

But with both Shaun and Daniel being Lold’s friends and Lily being Loid’s fiancée, she couldn’t afford to offend her.

“You’ve misunderstood,” Susan said, trying to maintain her composure. “I just came to visit your grandmother. She didn’t want to grovel before Lily, but she had no choice. After all, Loid was someone she couldn’t mess with.

Lily let out a mocking laugh, her eyes gleaming with icy disdain. “You don’t deserve to visit my grandmother!”

Susan’s face turned ashen with anger, but she held back. “Lily, no matter what, I’m still your mother. How can you speak to me like that?

perhaps inspired by Lily. “So, you’re a mother now? I thought you

flustered “Shaun, You’ve misunderstood.” Her voice trailed off. She was unsure of how to defend herself. She had no idea how much sham had overheard. For now, all she could do was lower herself and

key isn’t whether I misunderstood but whether Loid did. You should be more concerned

he

stared

had been cured. Susan’s eyes widened in disbelief as she stared at Loid. How could this

single blemish in sight, as this features had been meticulously sculpted by the hand

man like Loid had only two years left to live, marrying him would not have been a loss for Shannon. Perhaps after Loid’s passing, Shannon could even inherit a large portion

instead, she had given such a good man to Lily, and she allowed Lily to bully

raised his eyes and glanced at Susan with an indifferent expression His thin lips

words made Susan shver

was regarded as cold–blooded and cruel, and those who crossed him often met grim fates. If Loid were to intervene on Lily’s

about her dignity anymore. She hurriedly grabbed Lily’s hand and said with emotion, “Lily, I was just joking with your grandmother. You’re my daughter. How could I not love you? Don’t worry, I’ll take good care of your