The Wrong Woman

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Mila's smile deepened as she said, "Thank you, Taylor. Pass my thanks to Wendy too."

"We're family, no need to thank us," Taylor said cheerfully.

Mila pursed her lips as she wore a faint smile. She lowered her head to continue eating her oatmeal.

Soon, another refreshing voice came, "Up so early today, Chubs."

Mila raised her head and saw Tobias walking down the stairs.

Tobias walked to the dining table and sat down. Mila politely greeted him.

The three of them chatted happily while having breakfast.

Duke's attention had long been on the dining room. He kept craning his neck to look toward the table.

Unable to resist any longer, he stood up.

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Upon seeing this, Layla frowned. She was unhappy as she asked, "Where are you going?"

"I'm going to have breakfast."

Layla's face darkened. She asked again, "Didn't you just eat?"

Walking out of the living room, Duke replied, "I didn't eat enough. I'll have a bit more."

Layla was irritated. She gritted her teeth and glared at Mila sitting at the table.

She complained in a low voice, "Ever since Wanda returned to Morrison Residence, these brothers have been like bees to honey, ants to candy, flies to dung, always flocking to her!" Fenna had witnessed this scene many times during the one month she stayed here.

She asked curiously, "Why do these siblings like her so much?"

Layla crossed her arms and legs. She leaned against the sofa with a cold expression. She said in a sour tone, "My husband explained that they are all childhood friends, so others can't understand.

"But my mother-in-law said that Wanda has been clever and adorable since she was a child. Since my mother-in-law doesn't have a daughter, her sons have always pampered Wanda as if she were their own sister."

Fenna sarcastically said, "Do men really want to marry their own sisters?"

Layla sensed the underlying

meaning in Fenna's words. She wore a faint smile and said, "Nate is ambitious and daring. She's the granddaughter of a billionaire.

"She is also charming, soft, and smart. Would there be any man who wouldn't be attracted to her?"

Fenna was stunned. She was slightly agitated as she asked, "So, does Daniel, who's not married yet, also like Wanda?"

Layla replied without hesitation, "He likes her. Dan is very fond of her."

Fenna was even more agitated. She leaned closer to Layla and asked, "Among these brothers, who does Wanda like the most?" Layla responded, "I heard from my husband that Wanda admires Dan the most. But as for who she likes the most, it's hard to say.

"It should be Nate, otherwise she wouldn't have married him and given birth to his son!"

"It's not necessarily." Fenna

murmured as she was complaining,

"She may be attracted to Nate's

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status and abilities, but who she

really likes may not necessarily be Nate." . Drama.Org

Layla becagitated. She leaned toward Fenna to whisper, "True, have you noticed that she's extremely indifferent to Nate? But she takes very good care of Dan, who's blind."

Fenna said, "As Nate's personal assistant, of course, I know."

Layla's eyes lip up with excitement and curiosity. She asked, "Tell me, how's their relationship as a couple?"

Fenna said, "Nate calls her, but she doesn't pick up. He texts her, and she doesn't reply either. Even when they meet, she's indifferent toward him.

"She hasn't cooked a meal for Nate, folded a piece of clothing, or even poured him a glass of water. She hasn't made any effort at all."

Layla was surprised. She genuinely asked, "But aren't cooking, folding clothes, and pouring water tasks done by the household staff? "She's a wealthy heiress. She doesn't need to do such things herself. However, not answering calls or texts is going too far."

Fenna felt awkward, so she didn't say anything.

After all, they were from different backgrounds.

Although Fenna was a government employee, her salary wasn't high. She grew up in a middle-class family, so she didn't have the mindset of the wealthy.

To her, being virtuous, thrifty, and caring for the family were a woman's best assets.

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