Chapter 190
Mr. Sallow's Sinful Wife by Maisie Chasey
Chapter 190 Donât Disappoint Me Luke listened, his expression darkening.
However, he gently persuaded, âThis outfit looks great on you; the color suits you well. Trust me, just wear this one.â
Linda, dissatisfied, raised her voice. âBesides the color, which is acceptable, whatâs so good about this outfit? The style is simply hideous. Luke, Iâm a celebrity after all. So many people are watching. How can I go around wearing this?â
âCan you please find me another one?â she pleaded softly.
Luke thought Linda had a point, but he had already quickly scanned through the clothes in the store in his mind.
In the end, his search showed that most of the other clothes were a bit revealing in one way or another.
Some had low necklines, some had lace cutouts at the waist, and others were just too sexy.
Therefore, Luke didnât agree.
Linda also didnât agree to wear this one, so the two of them reached a deadlock.
Finally, Luke looked at her and said in a semi-threatening tone, âRight now, in the fitting room, thereâs only this outfit in my hand.
Itâs either you wear this, or you donât wear anything at all. Iâll wrap you up in my coat and take you back.â
Linda was startled.
In the end, she could only compromise and put on the extremely conservative dress that Luke had chosen for her.
It was a black maxi dress that covered her from head to toe, not even revealing her ankles.
However, when Luke saw Linda in it, he regretted his decision once again.
It was clearly a very ordinary dress, but on her, it looked much better. The black dress accentuated the contours of her figure, making her all the more enticing. One look at her, and it was driving him crazy.
âLetâs go back home.â
This time, Luke took Lindaâs hand and left the mall without saying another word.
On the other side, Nancy was carrying a few bags. She was just about to leave the mall when she unexpectedly ran into Alice.
1/4 Although she saw Alice, she really didnât want to acknowledge her. She wanted to pretend she hadnât seen Alice.
However, Alice deliberately walked over with her bags, acting all high and mighty.
âWell, if it isnât my sister-in-law? Why didnât you even say hello when you saw me?â Alice showed. no regard for Nancy and taunted her.
Nancy gave her a cold glance and didnât bother to talk to her at all.
But Alice was further provoked. âWhy so silent? Werenât you usually full of bravado? Why are you acting timid now?â
âMove aside; a good dog doesnât block the way.â
ww This remark instantly angered Alice, and she reached out, slapping Nancy across the face.
Nancy coldly raised an eyebrow and swiftly intercepted her hand in mid-air. âAlice, I used to be too kind to you, which gave you the audacity to provoke me. Now, listen carefully. From now on, I wonât let you bully me, let alone let you have the upper hand over me. You better rein yourself in. This is our first and last encounter. I donât want you to regret it with tears streaming down your face.â
Who knew, when Alice heard Nancyâs words, she laughed like it was the biggest joke in the world. One of her hands cradled her stomach, while the other pointed at Nancy. She was laughing so hard she was almost out of breath.
âHaha, make me regret? Nancy, did you look in the mirror when you said that? What makes you think you could marry my brother Nicholas, if not for Grandpa? With your gambler of a dad and your pitiful, wretched family background, if it werenât for you saving Grandpaâs life, you wouldnât even be worthy to kneel before the Sallows. If youâve got any sense left, I advise you to gracefully step down from the position of Mrs. Sallow. That position belongs to Madelline, and her, no one else is fit for it.â
apart from Nancy sneered.
She couldnât believe that even now, Alice was still a die-hard fan of Madelline, always staunchly supporting her.
However, it had to be said that this kind of support was quite touching.
âSpeaking of which, Iâm really envious of Madelline to have a sister like you whoâs so devoted to her.â
âOf course, Madelline is the only one in my heart whoâs worthy of my brother. You simply canât replace her.â
âYouâre wrong. Iâm just me. Iâve never thought about replacing anyone. Similarly, you canât replace your brother in making decisions. Iâm his wife, and thatâs an unchangeable fact for anyone.â
2/4 Regarding the divorce between the two of them, Nancy deliberately kept it hidden.
Alice was so arrogant even though she was oblivious to that. If she were to find out they were. already divorced, who knew how much more arrogant sheâd become?
âNancy, let me tell you, donât get too complacent. It wonât be long before that position belongs to Madelline. Do you think Madelline has lost just because sheâs gone abroad? No, sheâs bound to be the ultimate winner. Just watch and see.â
Nancy didnât have time to bother with her and continued walking, her steps determined.
Just as Nancy was getting further away, suddenly, Alice shouted at the top of her lungs, âNancy, my brother is going on a business trip abroad this time. Havenât you ever thought he might run into Madelline?â
Sure enough, Nancyâs steps halted.
Seeing Nancyâs psychological defenses starting to crumble, Alice pushed further. âGuess what might happen between them? Or better yet, will they reconcile as if nothing ever happened?â
Nancy admitted that ever since Nicholas mentioned going abroad, she had thought about this, and she worried about it too.
But at this moment, when Alice spilled it all out, she suddenly felt relieved because she realized that worrying about it wouldnât change a thing.
Instead of worrying, she chose to wait in peace.
Nancy turned around, her black eyes looking at Alice firmly. âMaybe youâre right. They might meet, and they might even sit down together. But I believe in Nicholas.â
âHeh...â Alice sneered. âNancy, donât you know the biggest lie in this world is a manâs sweet talk?â
âBut heâs your brother.â
âSo what if heâs my brother? Iâll say it again, menâs words are as trustworthy as pigs flying. Besides, my uncle has the genes for infidelity. Heâs my uncleâs son, so do you really believe he can stay faithful?â
Taking a deep breath, Nancy nodded again, her gaze determined.
âYes, I believe. I believe in Nicholas, and I believe in my husband.â
With that said, she didnât even look back and left the mall directly..
Naneyâs heart was uneasy, and she was restless.
However, she constantly reminded herself to remain composed. She couldnât afford to lose her composure, otherwise she would provide an opportunity for the plotters.
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3/4 On the journey back, the moon appeared large, emitting an exceptionally bright light that cast a pristine white glow upon the path.
Nancy gazed upwards, suddenly realizing the extent to which she longed for him.
âNicholas, how are things over there? Is the moon as round and radiant? Despite not knowing the outcome, this time I want to have faith in you. I want to wholeheartedly believe in you, just as I did when I chose to marry you without hesitation. So, will you disappoint me?â
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