Young Bride in a Lightning Marriage: Never Tired of Mr. Leon's Love

The woman in the car opened the door and nonchalantly retracted her handgun. She walked up to the man who was as good as dead and sneered at him. "Unfortunately, the two things I hate the most in my life are being threatened and people from Spades."

Her eyes were cold as she turned to look at Lucy. That woman... was actually Yitty!

Yitty turned around and stared at Lucy with only one thought in her mind.

This was the woman that idiot was so infatuated with. How on earth did she look like her?

How could that idiot mistake her for Lucy when they looked nothing alike?

Not to mention, Lucy was so weak. Yitty happened to see Lucy on the streets today, so she curiously followed her.

She watched as Lucy shopped around and followed Charlotte into the lingerie store. Hiding in one of the booths, she witnessed Lucy being knocked unconscious.

She had only intended to watch the show go down from a random car she stole, but who knew she would end up stealing the car of that damned assassin? She had no choice but to get involved.

Yitty shrugged. After comparing herself to Lucy, she was satisfied, thinking that she won in every aspect except for the fact that Lucy was a princess. Just as she was about to leave contentedly, Matthew stopped her.

"Miss, wait a minute. Thank you for saving my wife. If you have any requests, feel free to let me know."

had saved Lucy, Matthew promised to repay her. He would not go back on

who looked back at him in shock. It turned out

could that idiot, Cillian, be in love with a married woman? No wonder he drowned himself in alcohol

Cillian and then smiled at Matthew, waving her hand. "That won't be necessary. It wasn't my intention to save her in the first place just wanted to see if my gun would be faster or if that

was pretty obvious. My gun was just slightly

gracefully walked away. Matthew

seems strange. She even has a

Charleston, not just

possess a

gun. They were

to apply for gun

wealthy aristocrats who were

who evaded the

or

individuals with such status were worth being wary of, so Kent's

right for us to pry into her affairs." From the way she spoke earlier, she made it clear that she did not want to be