His Maid Wife

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finger. Startled by a sudden shout, she had unintentionally touched the scorching hot pot while preparing b

the matriarch of the esteemed Cooper family, seated a

oral dress and tucked her hair behind her ears. She fidgeted nervously with her fingers befor

on. Grandma raised her eyes momentarily before shifting h

y?" Grandma inquired, her words

ng, she meticulously orchestrated breakfast to be served on time, following in the footsteps of her mother, who had been the Cooper family'

ndividual's portion. All eyes turned to Grandma, who always partook o

eried, interrupting the mealtime silence. A

n's office arrivals nor departures. However, it is not her fault that my son refuses to acknowledge her

s. Jane was not mistaken; Aubrey's husband had never shared anything with her. He had never

tus of my son's wife. After three years, you should understand that you are nothing more

they had been married for three years. Yet, Evan had never accepted her as his wife. Aubrey's parents had been faithf

van was descending. Clad in a perfectly fitted Armani suit, his broad shoulders and chiseled six-pack accentuated his striking physique. Standing at an impressive height

eeted as he took his seat. The ro

years, she had come to understand his vexed expressions. Whenever Grandma referred to Evan as her husband and Aubrey as his wife, it visibly irritated

Evan his breakfast. They all began eati

u intentionally trying to make me fat and unattractive with this greasy breakfast? I

. Just give me five minutes," Aubrey hurriedl

an of such low class and illiteracy," Jennifer scoffed, rolling her eyes. Aubrey's expression remained devoid of emotion; s

rstood the weight behind her brother's words and begrudgingly resumed her meal. Evan was a m

ng Aubrey in his presence. Although he harbored no

for his office, and Jennifer left for

Grandma commanded, confined

her room. Despite her frailty, Grandma wielded unparallele

tle rays that filtered through the glass window.

have assumed that by marrying into the Cooper family, you would lead a life of luxury and happiness. Little did she know that even after three

owledged the wrongdoing of her mother's actions, driven solely by a desi

rriage anniversary with Evan, am I correct?" Grandm

in response before qu

her wedding day. Evan, donning his office attire, and Aubrey, adorned in a pristine white wedding gown—although she

year

her gently nudged her, attemp

protested, attempting to cover her face with the blanket. Her mother observe

July 23rd. Mrs. Cooper mentioned someone's arr

ake. She leaped out of bed, her hai

e left to do?" Aubrey's flushed face conveyed her excitement. Her mother smiled at her childlike enthusiasm. She ha

lied a touch of makeup. Since she was a young girl, she had always assisted her mother with household chores. But when she discover

motion erupted. Abandoning her tasks, Aubrey dashed out of the kitchen, her mother following closely behind. Aubrey locked eyes with the person she had always admired and adored. No one had ever captivated her quite like Evan. Her heart raced, and her face flushed. Evan looked in their direction, and their eyes met. Overwhelme

one who possessed such radiance that anyone would instantl

streaming down her face. Her mother followed and comforted her. "They are wealthy people, Auby.

to understand the harsh reality of their disparate circumstances. She resolved to let go of her l

tal. As Aubrey returned with her mother's

yet you deny me this one request. Please, marry my

tried to dissuade her mother, but her determination

ograph in her hands, memories of h

e doesn't have the right to love a wealthy boy like Evan. I should listen to you. But I love him, mum. I trie