Chapter 327
Substitutee Marriage: Fallingg For My Ugly Wifee
Thinking about the contents sobered her up. Swiftly, she returned to collect the bag containing her bras, intending to leave
immediately afterward. She didnât want to handle his belongings, especially such intimate items.
Marcus frowned, instructing, âTake the other one too.â
Without turning around, Millie retorted, âTake it yourself. You have hands.â
He was simply trying to embarrass her. Having her buy it and then carry it was overstepping.
âMy hand is sore,â he protested.
What?
Millie stopped in her tracks and turned around. She watched as Marcus rolled up his sleeve, revealing a swelling bruise, an
unfortunate consequence of the earlier fight.
Seeing the injury, she realized he was hurt! Why hadn't she noticed earlier? Guilt and worry filled Millie. If he hadnât fought so
fiercely, she could have ended up badly hurt.
Without any further argument, Millie ran back to collect the other bag.
As Millie hastily retreated, Marcus couldn't help but reminisce about her flushed expression, finding it endearing. He thought to
himself that she could indeed be quite entertaining when she wasnât causing trouble.
He couldn't recall meeting someone as intriguing as her in all his years.
Back in her room, Millie unpacked the items. Meanwhile, Marcus, who was busy unbuttoning his shirt, frowned. His evening had
not gone according to plan, all thanks to Rheaâs intrusive intervention. He'd failed to meet someone heâd been supposed to.
Harlan, the top assassin from Raven, the gangstersâ organization, had arrived in Preagend, signaling upcoming turmoil.
As dawn broke over the Evans family, Rhea found herself so furious she couldn't sleep all night. With her father now suspended,
it threatened her familyâs progress.
Suddenly, she turned towards Analia and blurted out, âTell me, am | not better than Millie?â
Caught off guard, Analia didnât know how to respond.
After sizing up Rheaâs unattractive form, she finally said, against her better judgment, âRhea, you outshine Millie in every aspect.
She canât even compare to âone of your fingers.â
â| thought so too,â Rhea admitted. âBut Marcus doesnât feel the same. Iâve known. him longer than Millie, yet he only seems to
despise me more with time. No, | need to find a way to outdo Millie. Otherwise, | canât contain this anger. | want to tear that bitch
apart,â she confessed, her grip on the sofaâs armrest tightening.
The frustration was eating her up. However, she sighed and admitted reluctantly, âBut now Iâve been warned by my father to stay
away from Marcus and not to cause trouble, or Marcus wonât let me off. But hiding is so dull.â
She didnât dare defy her father. Deep down, Rhea knew the situation wasnât ideal, and any rash actions could backfire.
Analia hesitated before suggesting, âWhy donât you use this time to better yourself and astonish everyone once you can make a
reappearance?â
Rhea was puzzled. Improve herself? How could she enhance herself enough to rival Millie?