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Wild Whispers: Life with the Tycoon

The most dazzling figure in Beijing, the brutal and cold-blooded Dragon Lord received a phone call, "Husband, when are you coming home?" The man left a room full of big shots in the conference room and slipped away to go home and hold his wife. Ever since the Dragon Lord married his wife, he had become a slave to her whims. "Husband, it's time to hand over your personal savings!" "Okay, I'll give it to you right away." The man leisurely opened his wallet. She was the locked-up little wretch who couldn't escape, but when she opened her eyes again, someone else was in her body. She vowed to carve out a bloody path, from a down-and-out heiress to a national movie queen. She could concoct medicines and poisons and wield seduction as well as violence. Together, the little fairy and the Great Demon King joined forces, slapping faces and tormenting scum, doubling the indulgence in their joy!

Glazed Violet Foam · Tổng hợp
Không đủ số lượng người đọc
583 Chs

Chapter 26: Revealing Her Identity!

Zhu Ti was stunned by the handbag Xu Wan had hurled at her.

When this bag first hit the market, it was incredibly popular, and Zhu Ti, not being a VIP customer of Chanel, couldn't get her hands on one.

She bought a fake on Taobao to take pictures for her Moments and Weibo, satisfying her vanity.

She also feared the wealthy daughters in her circle might discover she had bought a fake, so she never dared to use it and kept it in her bag cabinet.

"This absolutely can't be real!" she thought. The Taobao purchase that cost her only two hundred yuan couldn't possibly be authentic.

"Zhu Ti, can't you see the anti-counterfeit sticker and gold stamp inside? Plus, just by touching this leather, you'd know it's real!"

Xu Wan blamed Zhu Ti's blindness, saying that Lu Xiaoyou had brought a fake bag to the dinner party.

Zhu Ti hadn't refrained from badmouthing Lu Xiaoyou in front of Xu Wan, a daughter by Zhu Chengshou's first wife who was meek and timid at home, inferior even to a servant.

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