Chapter 284
Substitutee Marriage: Fallingg For My Ugly Wifee
Millie knitted her brows together, mulling over why they were still sticking around.
Marcusâ piercing gaze cut through the crowd, landing directly on her.
When her eyes met his, her heart fluttered as he gestured for her to approach.
A look of confusion washed over Millie's delicate features. What did he want from her?
Mylo and Delmor followed his gaze, but their interest faded quickly, and they each drove off in their respective vehicles.
Now, only Marcus and his polished Bentley remained.
With a trace of apprehension, Millie approached, her eyes sparkling yet slightly narrowed, and she queried tentatively, âDid you
need me for something?â
Marcus leaned nonchalantly against his car, a pair of polished, handcrafted leather shoes peeking out from beneath his long
legs.
âHe offered you a lift home. Why did you decline?â
Millie deduced he was referring to Patrick. Evidently, heâd witnessed their interaction earlier.
âOh, you saw that? In hindsight, | think | might have missed an opportunity. | should have accepted his offer. It was a bit foolish to
reject a ride when a car was available.â
Just thinking of Patrickâs words caused a tight sensation in her chest. Even Marcusâ pristine white shirt seemed to irritate her.
Millieâs fair complexion tensed slightly as she deliberately contradicted herself.
Suddenly, she was yanked into a fervent, firm embrace. A large hand tilted her chin upward as Marcus questioned her coldly,
âDid you truly plan on letting him drive you? To where? His place or a hotel?â
Awave of dizziness swept over Millie. A hotel? His sharp features were both striking and overbearing. His words were
outrageous and his actions audacious. This was crossing a line!
Infuriated, Millie struck at Marcusâ solid chest, only to wince as pain shot through her hand. Her hair whipped about in the night
breeze, mirroring her turmoil.
âLet me go! lam honest and unafraid of false accusations. Donât assume everyone is as flirtatious as you. Patrick and | have
done nothing wrong. Donât tarnish our reputation,â she protested.
âFlirtatious? Me?â Marcus retorted, his voice dripping with icy sarcasm.
Millie couldnât believe Marcusâ audacity as she pointed accusingly at his broad shoulder with one finger. She was certain that he
was playing dumb and pretending to be innocent.
âIs there anyone else here? Which woman has your coat draped over her shoulders?
You canât just make excuses and say it was blown away by the strong wind,â Millie said sharply, her annoyance evident in her
tone.
With an irritated expression on her face, Millie tapped her fingers forcefully on Marcusâ shoulder, as if she wanted to poke a hole
in his body.