Wife by Day, Boss by Night by Thalia Quillspeak

Chapter 205

Natalie stood transfixed, watching the balloon drift past the company’s rooftop.

A female colleague nearby couldn’t stop squealing in admiration. “Could this get any more. romantic? A proposal like this is completely new to me!”

“Isn’t this just broadcasting it to the whole city that Brian’s proposing to Gracia?”

“But with Gracia’s situation…”

“Stop being stupid. How would the Howard family approve of their marriage if that rumor were true? Would they have put on such a grand spectacle?”

Natalie glanced at the bustling crowd, feeling her smartphone burning in her hand.

The Howard family adored Gracia, and Brian loved her, too. It was all a sham. Brian was there that day. Anyone with half a brain could tell it was her biting back at Gracia, right?

He just hadn’t called her out on it. But it didn’t mean he wasn’t aware.

Silently, she curled the corner of her mouth into a sneer, turned around, and slowly walked toward the sanctuary of her dressing room.

that it was Brian’s grand proposal to Gracia, she thought it best not to rain on their parade. Better to keep her distance to avoid getting on his wrong

Mrs. Howard and Natalie’s position would become all the more awkward, solidified as

attitude in the restaurant restroom the day before last had said it

it now? A mistress‘ daughter can only be a mistress. You’re not fit to be with Brian.” An anonymous text message popped up on her

knew it was

sofa, and stared blankly at her injured left

never see the light of day. He could sleep with her one day and return to Gracia the next. It was all

and texted Gracia back. [Then I wish you both a harmonious union and

sent the message than Brian called.

then

about to turn off her phone, Rosie’s

and answered,

Chapter 295

out? My mom made me bring Gavin something, a huge box, and it’s so awkward to carry. Come give me a hand with the bags, will you?”

she was upset and agreed, heading downstairs to the basement.

the elevator door opened just as two

met the dark gaze of an angry man,