The Cherished Wife by Chweety

Chapter 718

Janet said that as she glanced at the man across her. The middle-aged guy was rocking a black coat and did not have a hair out of place. His hair was starting to show some silver, but he was as lively as ever. That was Janet's adoptive dad, Charles's Uncle, Milo. He was there to catch up with Janet and check out what was happening with Charles.

Milo eyed the photo, lost in thought for a moment. "Bob Smith. You're positive this is the guy?"

Janet nodded. "Absolutely. Jade was the one who played matchmaker for them, and I've got the snapshot from their blind date!" Janet whipped out the photo from when Sean and Noelle were set up and handed it to Milo. "These two have been in touch the whole time, but it looks like Noelle's mom, Jade, is clueless. Noelle's got to be sharp, probably looking to ditch the Shaw family with Bob's help, but without giving them any perks in return!"

Milo narrowed his eyes. "Call off the tail on Noelle, will you?"

pull them back, you

is?" Milo's lips tightened. He had not expected to hit a snag

or something?" Janet might have realized Noelle and Charles were over, but she could not shake off the unease. Noelle's face

Charles might see Noelle and start getting

pout, he let out a sigh. didn't mean it like that, Janet. Listen, you can't touch her, not yet. You've got bigger fish

deal all of a sudden? She's practically invisible in the Shaw family. And now, just because she's hanging out with Bob, we're

his head. "Sweetheart, I know you've got eyes only for your Charles, but you need to get a grip on what's happening here. Do you even know who this Bob really is?" "Who?" Janet was confused. In their world, everyone knew everyone, and if she had not met them, she had at least heard their names. However, Bob Smith? That was a new one to her. "Dad, what's

the Jabs Group throne in Cascade City, everyone calls him Mr. Andy. His mom is Vitty, the bigshot from the Smiths in Brookville. 'Bob Smith' is just the name they cooked up for him when he's out playing the

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