My Substitute Wife Is a Bigwig (Lily and Loid)

Chapter 60

“Ten billion dollars.” Lily cast a fleeting glance at jack. “I can spare him for ten billion dollars. I don’t think that’s too much to ask for, right?

Yannick said flatteringly, “Not at all! Jack’s fortunate enough that you’re willing to spare him.”

Then, he turned and slapped Jack hard on the head. He said fiercely, “You’d better thank Ms. Brooks right away”

Jack didn’t dare to refuse. He thanked Lily repeatedly, “Thank you so much,”

Lily lowered the brim of her baseball cap and said to Jack, “Wait for me in the ward tonight.”

Upon hearing this, Yannick said gratefully to Lily, “In addition to the promised ten billion, I’ll also send you some valuable herbs as compensation,

Lily was genuinely interested in the herbs Yannick was talking about. Hence, her expression softened as she said, “Bring them over to me. Let me take a look at them.”

“Sure. I’ll have someone bring the herbs to you when I get back.”

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to your studies, then.

she

so Nancy had no control over what Lily wanted to do.

crowd’s Intense gaze. She maintained her cold and calm demeanor throughout, paying

entered the classroom, she casually tossed her satchel onto the table. Then, she draped her school uniform over her head before falling asleep.

students who had been watching the commotion

first, but someone eventually broke the

chimed in, “I’m

I’m impressed

to say except that they were

the Dalton family to submit wasn’t an easy task, and that was

be a far more formidable figure than Jack. They definitely wouldn’t want to

had many questions that he wanted to ask Yannick. However, he dared not say anything after seeing Yannick’s grim

half

head around Yannick’s decision no matter how hard

that Lily was breathtakingly gorgeous. He had never sem a girl more beautiful than her.

thing, and her

private investigator to investigate Lily. She was just a country girl. Her father had disappeared, and her

trouble was nothing new for her,