Falling for My Contractual Wife

"I think you've misunderstood. Do you think something is going on between me and Vivian?"Content © copyrighted by NôvelDrama.Org.

"It's not...

"Nothing is going on between me and Vivian. She's my classmate. It's that simple, Justin explained anxiously.

He seemed to have thought of something and muttered, "Perhaps I didn't handle it well. I'll explain to Vivian tomorrow that we can't be together."

"Justin Vance!" Grace's voice carried a cold undertone as she rubbed her temples helplessly. Then, she added, "We can't be together!"

To Justin, Grace's words didn't make him worried. He understood it would take a long time for Grace to fall for him, and he could wait. "People have different thoughts at every stage of their lives. Perhaps you're determined to tell me that it's impossible between us. But in the future, as long as you're willing to let go of Brian, 1 believe you'll slowly accept me. After all. I don't think I've done anything to deserve your cold treatment."

"Justin, you're an outstanding person, and an outstanding person like you shouldn't waste your time on a divorced woman with a child: You deserve someone better. Grace sighed helplessly.

"Grace, don't say such things in the future. Being a single mom isn't something to be ashamed about. In my eyes, you're already the best version of yourself."

Grace knew it was useless no matter what she said. So, she nodded. "Thank you, Justin. Anyway, it's getting late. You should go home."

Austin was in high spirits the next day. It was all thanks to Justin's special call to the hospital's pediatric department. They quickly administered some top medicines to her. With her condition improved, the doctor said Austin was good to go home. So, before bringing her home, Grace went through the administrative procedures.

As Grace gol out of the hospital, she got a call from Daisy. Immediately, Daisy scolded, "Where have you been these past few days? You said you wanted to deliver food to your father, but in the end, you never showed up at our front door. If you don't want to care for your father, say it! Or if you're too lazy to send food, transfer us some money."

Grace pursed her lips and explained calmly, "Austin has been sick lately, so I don't have time to deliver food. Besides, I don't have any intention of taking care of Dad. Look, I'm very grateful to you for raising me, so don't worry, I'll return the favor." Daisy was stunned "You so you know?"

"Yes, I know, Dad already told me, and I'm grateful to you for looking after me."

"Forget it, I don't need your gratitude. Those words are nothing but bullshit! If you're truly grateful, you better send me 10 thousand dollars monthly. That's how you properly return the favor." Daisy snorted. Hearing Daisy's demand, Grace frowned. She knew Daisy's purpose wasn't just to scold her. As expected, she began demanding an absurd amount of money. "Now send me four thousand dollars!" "I don't have that kind of money."

"If you don't have that kind of money, figure it out yourself! You're a grown woman."

Grace took a deep breath and asked, "Didn't you just take money from Brian? I remember you took twenty thousand dollars. Don't tell me you've used it all up"

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