The Double Life of My Billionaire Husband

Chapter 715

Laney had managed to infiltrate the Harding family by virtue of her pregnancy. But without Mr. and Mrs. Harding’s acceptance, she could be easily ousted by Kailee.

Furthermore, Garrett was notorious for his playboy antics. Surely, he wouldn’t be content with a woman of such ordinary origins?

The more Kailee contemplated, the more smug and self-assured she became. She could practically taste the victory, as if she could cast Laney aside and ensconce herself in the Harding family in mere moments.

“Mrs. Harding, I must accept my share of the blame as well. Had I been more vigilant, none of this would have transpired.”

With practiced restraint, Kailee hid her glee and adopted a contrite exp**ssion. “The hospital where Laney resides is owned by my family. We shall ensure she receives the utmost care and delivers a healthy child.”

Vera found herself increasingly drawn to Kailee. With a tender pat on Kailee’s hand, she said warmly, “Thank you. Please do visit more frequently. Garrett is constantly occupied with work, and Laney and I have little in common. It’s truly a delight to converse with you.”

Kailee beamed, “I’m thrilled you feel that way. Mrs. Harding, I’ve heard that Prada has released a stunning new necklace that would be perfect for you. Shall we go take a look?” Vera also wanted to go shopping. When she heard this, she nodded and said, “Okay, let’s go and have a look.”

At the boutique, Vera was captivated by the pearl necklace. Just as she prepared to pay, Kailee had already instructed the saleswoman to wr*p it and completed the transaction. “You don’t have to pay for this,” Vera said, with a hint of commendation in her voice though. Kailee gently smiled. “I couldn’t possibly let an elder pay the bill.”

The saleswoman, handing the packaged jewelry to Vera, couldn’t help but compliment her, “My lady, you are fortunate to have such a dutiful daughter-in-law.”

Kailee blushed and demurred, I am not her daughter-in-law.”

“Really?” The saleswoman was surprised. “I apologize. You seemed so devoted I assumed you were this lady’s daughter-in-law.” Vera couldn’t help but ponder the saleswoman’s words.

woman of equal social standing, impeccable character, and formidable ability. She would have

Garrett had wed an orphan, devoid of pedigree and education, who knew nothing of preserving her husband’s dignity. She was anything but a

Laney only intensified, while her fondness for Kailee grew. Back at the Harding residence, sensing the opportune moment, Kailee broached another matter, “There’s something else I need your assistance with, Mrs. Harding. Garrett

handle it.” Vera immediately called Garrett, insisting he return

home now. I have something to tell you face to face.” Garrett had no choice

on Kailee’s hand and said, “Don’t worry. Just tell Garrett what you want to say. He will understand that it’s not your fault.’ An hour later, Garrett arrived,

his cold demeanor, Vera retorted, “Kailee came

Garrett. I didn’t look after Laney properly. I hope you can find it in your heart to

has apologized, let’s put this matter

darkened. He scoffed, then spun on his heel and stormed

incandescent with rage. “Enough! Is there any reverence left in you for me, your own

dripped with icy disdain. “It seems you lack respect for me, your son. Otherwise, you wouldn’t have welcomed into our home the woman responsible for Laney’s

to heave tumultuously. She jabbed a fi**ger toward Garrett, rendered speechless by her

demurely lowered her gaze and bit her l*p. Her eyes reddened, and her countenance was etched with contrition. “Garrett, the blame is entirely mine. I offer my most sincere apologies. I shall endure any punishment you see fit. But, I implore you, do not quarrel with your mother over this matter. Her intentions

Kailee soared, while

the rift with Garrett. If not for Laney’s instigation, how could Garrett have become

that, without Laney, Garrett would never have quit the Larson Group, much less returned to the

was well aware that her

it with utmost clarity. He retorted frostily, “Your apologies should be directed to my wife,

to her