My Substitute Wife Is a Bigwig (Lily and Loid)

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Chapter 64

“But didn’t you say..” lan was somewhat puzzled by Lily’s words. Besides threatening Lucas, how else could Lily get him to hold a concert in Lagersfield?

“Just give him a call and ask him to come to Lagersfield. It’s not that difficult”

They had arrived at the cafeteria entrance while talking, and Lily walked right in. Her words lett both Anya and can speechless.

“Ms. Big Shot, are you serious about calling Lucas Garcia personally? Do you even have his private number?” Both Anya and Tan thought to themselves.

Jan took quite a while to regain his composure and conceal the stunned look on his face. He chuckled awkwardly, saying, “Boss, you sure know how to crack a joke.”

Upon hearing his words, it was Lily’s turn to be speechless.

wasn’t kidding. She did have Lucas‘ phone number. However, the two of them didn’t seem to believe her.

cast her gaze downward before she ignored them and walked away. Halfway through, she suddenly turned back to Tan

and agreed, “Sure, I’ll call you

by

call me Lily,” she said to tan in an annoyed tone.

an airhead, so

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return to the classroom after lunch, she noticed Shannon and Shelby walking toward her. They were accompanied by members of the dance

smile on her exquisite face, exuding a gentle and amiable

at her and then

her? She stole your fiancé and made Grandma tallill. Someone like her isn’t worthy of being your sister.”

had long been known around the school, and Shelby was never a fan of Lily. After interacting with her and witnessing her attitude, Shelby’s dislike for her intensified. She believed Jack dared not pick on Lily because he knew she was Lold’s

“I’m so surprised that Lily could be so scheming

to withdraw his investment from the Martinez family, but she also exploited

Loid had become so submissive to Lily within just a few days. What did that country bumpkin have to offer besides her

simply couldn’t stand a country bumplin running rampant