Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 26 Meet Me at Wolfland

Shelley had always been blunt and to the point.

Selena lowered her eyes, without hiding her disappointment. James is getting old now. He had been lack of business talent, and it was even harder for him to make wise decisions as he was aging. Shelley caught a glimpse of Selena's face. She knew she was upset, so she changed the subject. "You just said you were paid on time. What does that mean? Did you do Raymond's business?" "Yeah, I'll design his house in Manhattan."

Shelley's eyes widened instantly.

She couldn't help but give a thumbs up. "Selena, you are so generous! Designing a wedding house for your husband's first love? Or not just that, but also his future wife."

Selena laughed at Shelley's words and confessed, "Tell you something funny. Raymond doesn't even know I'm his wife."

The expression on Shelley's face was even funnier. Her mouth twitched several times before finally making an admiring look. "I'm shallow-minded. So you intentionally hid your identity, just to disgust him when he finds it out one day? You are such a talented designer."

again. All the frustration from earlier

to Shelley about that very night. It would probably become a secret for her and Raymond, buried

doctor came in to remove Selena's IV drip while

be honest, if other women married Raymond, they would fall for him. His charming face alone makes the deal worthwhile. "Not to mention his top-notch business skills and his family background.

I never thought about

Raymond married you three years

low-key enough and stayed out of sight in public, she would have become

was her client-to-be, nothing more than that. Now she needed to get the floor plan for the villa in Manhattan and start constructing the design in her mind. She encouraged herself, 'I must seize the chance.

good that he doesn't know your identity.

left behind an air kiss before

meant, then she shook her

The Montague Family-if they found out after three years of marriage, she didn't even have her husband's contact, who knew how they