Chapter 296
Substitutee Marriage: Fallingg For My Ugly Wifee
Abruptly, Millie lifted her head from her coffee and directed her gaze towards him.
However, after a few fleeting moments, Millie gently shook her head.
â| won't be fooled. Even Miss Rayne couldnât soften you. How can | possibly succeed?â
The joviality on Leon's face quickly disappeared. He paused his egg-peeling.
âYou know?â
Millie was taken aback by his reaction. A wave of fear passed through her, but she decided there was no point in hiding.
âYes, | know. | saw it by chance when | visited a friend at the hospital yesterday. | didnât intentionally investigate.â
âDo you consider me selfish?â Leon asked casually.
Millie pondered over the change in the manâs demeanor. Typically, he avoided interactions with her, yet today, he engaged in
extended conversation. Could his behavior be influenced by Miss Rayneâs suicide?
âYou want the truth?â Millie asked. âI donât think Miss Rayneâs sacrifice was worth itâ
Agirl slashing her own wrist must have immense desperation. This man must have deeply disappointed her.
Suddenly, Leon sneered, âWould it be better for her to marry me and live like a widow or to wait for a worthy person and move
on? What's best for her?â
Millie was stunned, her eyes inadvertently scanning Leonâs form. The news was explosive. Such an attractive man was unable to
have sex. It seemed like such a waste.
âWhat do you mean by being a widow?â
Observing the startled expression on Millie's countenance, he deduced her misconception. Being subjected to such questioning
didnât sit well with the man, as evidenced by the slight furrowing of his brow.
âDo you think Iâm impotent?â
Millie quickly averted her gaze and asked, âWhat did you mean by that?â
Suddenly, she recalled Delmorâs words from yesterday.
âDo you have someone else in your heart? Is that why you didnât like Miss Rayne?â
Millie asked tentatively.
Leon experienced a brief moment of astonishment, seemingly taken aback by Millieâs unexpected query. His mind drifted away
momentarily, lost in thought.
Meanwhile, Millie exuded an exuberance akin to that of a radiant sunflower, blossoming under the sunâs warmth. If Aisha were
still among the living, she would likely be of a similar age to Millie. Like Millie, she possessed a pair of eyes that gazed at him
with a shy yet endearing allure.