My Substitute Wife Is a Bigwig (Lily and Loid)

Chapter 91

In the afternoon, Loid’s car had been waiting at the entrance to Ember Creek High School. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the FɪndNøvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Shannon learned that Loid would fetch Lily after school daily. Therefore, she was the first to leave her classroom that day even though she had always been the last one to go.

As expected, Loid’s car was waiting at the entrance. Feeling delighted, Shannon clutched the straps of her backpack and nervously walked over to his car, “Loid, Lily wants me to head back to Anmer Heights with you because she’s having trouble adjusting to life there.”

Shaun rolled down the window of the front passenger seat. He taunted her, “Ms. Martinez, you’re quite persistent, aren’t you?“”

She visibly looked deflated Biting her lip, she put on a pitiful expression.

Loid glanced at her. After that, he noticed Lily slowly walking out of campus. He opened the car door and approached Lily, leaving behind Shannon.

He took Lily’s bag for her and held her hand. Lily allowed him to guide her. They looked picture–perfect, but the sight stirred up the resentment in Shannon.

check and followed suit. However, Loid suddenly addressed her in

there’s one mace seat in the car…” Holding back her tears, she feebly

for you to join us in the back. We need more time with each other since we’re

tried to hold back her tears. Soon, she looked up and flashed him a demure smile. “Ah, that wasn’t too thoughtful

immediately

Shaun sitting at the back of Loid’s car! Loid had simply made up an excuse to stop her

up. She calmed down, picked up her bag, and

reassured herself, “Take your time. As long as you get to move into

the seatbelt

to Anmer Heights. Instead, they had

was supposed to be done in ten minutes, yet they spent nearly two hours at the hotel before

Shannon weeping silently on the steps of the gate

you here? Didn’t ask you

refused to let me in. I don’t have

to inform the security

amused look “oh, I forgot that