Substitute Marriage: Falling For My Ugly Wife

her fa

he panicked at the thought of h

ead, put her mask on, and

nce, saying, "It's nothing. She just

tried to continue explaining, but she pause

look, wondering why she was preventi

er. "It's okay. I'm sorry for scaring you. Don't worr

could not fathom why Millie wo

s regarded the unusual sce

u'd better hide that face of yours properly. Don

own his spine. Millie's face had scared the servant so much th

The man left the room and retreated to the first floor. He did not want to stay i

cars on your face at

nnocent-looking face, the young woman looked to be in her ea

r name?" Mi

" the serva

ere's a reason why I'm hiding my face, so please don't let anyone know

right replied, squirming the words

lie checked her phone and saw a messa

e? The Thomas family hasn't

happen to me already, you wicked girl? Why can't you just wish m

yway, the new jewelry is selling like crazy. Millie, you're amazing. Your jewe

ce, Millie twisted the tiny ru

am. Treat me better in the futur

earing the mask even when you're at the Thomas family's house? You have a gorgeous face, but you h

continue believing that I'm really ugly. Then, once he has enough, he'll divorce me, and I'll be free again. In the meantime, I have to

r regarding her grandmother's condition. Her grandmother was currently suff

performing this procedure. The first was Joel Roberts, Mia

Before she found him, Millie was set on having her grandmother operated on by

operate on her grandmother unless she

as, refused to marry Marcus because h

e of land given by the Thomas family as a gift for the union, so the

d their conversation, Milli

but there was not a single drop of wat

oice but to g

ing servant. The house was big, and she did not know w

tell me where the kitc

to see the hideous scar beneath her mask. Only when

Please follow me,"

hen. The servant had been staring oddly at a certain room ea

structed, "There's a pitcher in the bedr

water and drank it. She then walked out of the kitchen and t

he room was s

oice could be heard