The Double Life of My Billionaire Husband

Seeing the frown on Natalie’s face, Sebastian followed her gaze and saw his watch. Moments later, he realized what she was thinking. “This is a knock-off that I borrowed from my friend,” he whispered into her ear. “I usually wear it to look cool but didn’t expect you’d notice it soon.”

Sebastian removed the watch and put it into his pocket.

“It looks real.” Natalie smiled and stepped back, covering her flaming ears.

Sebastian was leaning closer, and she could feel his breath blowing in her ear as he spoke.

As Natalie thought about it, she realized it was normal for a man like Sebastian to have a street friend who sold fakes.

She breathed a sigh of relief. For a moment, Natalie had freaked out, thinking Sebastian had done something illegal to make a fortune.

Sebastian knitted his brows. He had heard that the daughter of the Quinn family had several boyfriends and hung out with different men all the time. The girl’s shyness seemed to surprise him.

here. Why hasn’t the wedding started yet?”

me introduce my boyfriend to you,” she said, deliberately raising her voice a decibel higher. “This is Steve Carter, the eldest son

lowered his head. It was almost as though he was too

arrive with Cassie, she felt nothing. So she pretended that it was their first time to meet and commented lightly, “Nice introduction. But your current boyfriend is different from the one I saw last week. I wonder if you’re going to be with him or not

smile instantly went

if he doesn’t know any technical skills. Maybe he can do the chores like mopping the floor

nervous glance at Sebastian. Unexpectedly, he didn’t seem to mind such insulting words. He simply broke into a warm smile and waved his hand dismissively. “No, thanks. I

the reaction she expected, Cassie’s face fell and she returned to her seat sulkily, dragging Steve along with

arrived and hastily finished

took Natalie back to a small house in the

and shabby, but at least they had a house to return to. The house looked empty and hoarded only basic necessities. She felt