My Substitute Wife Is a Bigwig (Lily and Loid)

Chapter 62

Owing to Lily’s influence, the other classmates had become more willing to interact with Anya. If she refused to help her classmates with their questions, Anya would feel bad for not being able to help them

However, if she didn’t refuse, she might be inviting trouble for herself, Even a single glance from Lily left her feeling intimidated. How could she muster the courage to ask her such questions?

Just as Anya was unsure about how to respond to her classmates, tan, who had been sitting at the back, suddenly stood up. He slammed the desk and bellowed, “What’s with all the noise? Can’t you see my boss, Lily, anyone dares to disturb her sleep, I’ll break their leg.”

sleeping?

His words stirred up a commotion in Class 18.

“Wow, lan, you’ve become a follower of Big Boss Lily already? Talk about fast!”

“Enough talling, hurry back to your seat! Didn’t you notice Tan’s murderous gaze?”

“Shh!”

by the classroom’s rear exit with her fingers tightly clenched into fists. Her fair and delicate face was cold as frost, and

riding high. She’s even got jack completely under control. Heather, maybe it’s best for you to just bear with her for now.

Heather snoored. However, she soon averted

it means she’s not just an ordinary country girl. Maybe she has stronger backing. Let’s wait and see before making any moves. We can

eyebrow and spoke with icy

if she wanted to say something, but in the end, she sighed and said nothing

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and said, “Let’s

Lily

got up, lan quickly ran over and asked, “Boss, want to grab hunch? Let’s go together.”

him a fleeting glance before ignoring him.

embarrassed at all despite being ignored by Lily. He still followed Lily and Anya to the cafeteria. Throughout the journey, tan kept jabbering nonstop, which caused

by the sports field, she spotted Shannon, which caused her to abruptly stop in her

and a few students were dancing on the sports

where students could

students to participate in after–school activities. Typically, only those students with favorable family backgrounds and strong