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Substitute Marriage: Reborn As The Top Big-Shot

[Number one romance novel in the universe—face slapping, scum-torturing, power couple!] Isabella Thompson, who was abandoned in a village was suddenly brought home by her rich parents. Her father: You are different from your sister. She has a bright future ahead and is destined to be a phoenix who would soar the skies! There's no way she would marry a cripple! You are getting off easy here! Her mother: The Yu family is rich and powerful. Standing in for your sister in marriage is your food fortune! Know what's good for you! Theodore Yu used to be a famous prodigy, but lost his glow after a car accident and didn't even make it to high school. With one being a poor village bumpkin and the other a well-known piece of trash, they were a match for each other. But while everyone was waiting for Miss Thompson to make a fool of herself, she and that piece of trash appeared at a banquet where big shots gathered. Isabella Thompson: I came to work as a waitress. Theodore Yu: What a coincidence, I'm here to work part-time as well. Hence, everyone watched as they carried trays around for the whole night. *** On the day of their marriage, every important figure in the capital attended. Big Shot One: I'll help make arrangements for Mr. Yu's grand wedding! Big Shot Two: Welcome back to the capital, Miss Thompson! Big Shot Three:... Seeing those big shots who persistently made headlines, Grace Thompson was filled with regretful tears.

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1624 Chs

195: Shocking! What kind of celestial beauty is this? (Eighth update)

Sylvia Thompson had no idea that Mary Perryne's heart had become so biased.

It was disgusting when she stepped on dog shit, but she could still manage to laugh.

And she didn't blame Viola Thompson at all.

What about her then?

What did she count for?

Did Mary even remember the disgusted look on her face when Viola had decided to raise a dog?

Disgusting.

Really disgusting.

This was a great humiliation to Sylvia Thompson.

As Mary continued, "By the way Sylvia, what does the dog that Viola brought home look like? Is it cute?"

Cute?

If she hadn't heard it with her own ears, Sylvia would never have believed that Mary could say such a thing.

"It's black," Sylvia raised a smile, but it didn't reach her eyes. "Very cute."

Mary put on the new shoes brought by the maid, "Are Viola and your grandmother in the garden?"

"Yes." Sylvia nodded her head.

Mary smiled and said, "I'll go have a look."

Sylvia was about to be furious!

Her face went pale.