Chapter 492
Substitutee Marriage: Fallingg For My Ugly Wifee
Chapter: 492
âTransferring the money to Millie isnât a bad idea either. Letâs proceed with the meal. I've prepared an elaborate spread to
welcome Marcus.â
Since the funds were now in Millieâs account, Gianna was determined to extract them one way or another.
Around the table, despite the recent disappointment, Marcus remained an honored guest.
Gianna spared no effort in fawning on him, arranging the choicest dishes before him to avoid any further affront.
After the meal, Denby promptly ushered Marcus into the study.
âMarcus, this tea is quite rare. | hope you'll indulge in a taste later. Millie might have caused you and the Thomas family some
inconvenience. | implore your forgiveness for her behavior. Sheâs been mischievous since childhood, influenced by her
grandmotherâs ways. But rest assured, now that sheâs part of the Thomas family, Iâll ensure she conducts herself well and takes
care of you.â
Denby placed a cup of tea before Marcus. âHaving an outstanding son-in-law like you is beyond my wildest dreams. Itâs an
honor.â
Denby held Marcus in high regard. And rightfully so â the Thomas family was immensely wealthy, a connection everyone sought
after.
Marcus had just transferred a billion dollars with ease, a feat not just anyone could accomplish.
As Denby moved around, word spread that Marcus, the most prosperous businessman in Preagend, was his son-in-law. The
community held Marcus in great esteem.
âDon't hesitate to speak your mind if you have anything to say.â
âActually, | do have something to discuss. The Brown familyâs company is facing financial trouble with no capital operation. | was
hoping the Thomas Group could provide financing. Be assured, the financing will undoubtedly yield returns for the Thomas
Group.â
Marcus traced the rim of his cup, gazing out the window at the pavilion.
âInvestment is a significant decision. I'll return and have my team conduct thorough research before we proceed with our
discussions.â
âAlright, do your research. If you require assistance, donât hesitate to reach out.â
Though Marcus didnât offer an outright agreement, Denby saw a glimmer of hope.
He was also determined to find a way to wrest that billion dollars from Millie. How could she, a troublesome girl, enjoy such a
fortune?
Here she was, married into the Thomas family, with no financial worries. How could she possibly lay claim to that money?
Once Millie had finished her meal, she ventured to the garden pavilion.
The setting was idyllic, with a small bridge, trickling water, fragrant blooms, graceful willows, a serene pond, and a vine-made
deck chair.
Millie reclined on the chair nonchalantly, feeling her motherâs lingering presence in the air.
Her mother had planted various greens here, most of which had been uprooted by Gianna. Yet, some stubborn seeds had taken
root and flourished the following year.