Captive Hearts: The Tycoon's Ugly Bride novel Chapter 5

Chapter 5 Am I Right

"Louis, Blanche is vicious. You should be careful. Since she drugged her family to marry you, she will play more tricks in the future."

The coquettish voice gave Blanche goosebumps all over her body. After listening for a while, she found Louis had never responded.

"Louis, look at this purple bag! Doesn't it match me well?"

Bag?

Blanche pursed her lips, knowing Cathy wanted Louis to buy her a bag. She put the water glass on the glass table next to her, raised her hand to knock on the door, and walked in.

Louis was reading a document with his head down at the desk. And Cathy was holding a fashion magazine beside him.

When Cathy turned her head and saw Blanche, her face instantly became gloomy.

"Who let you in? Ugly and vicious woman, get out!"

Hearing this, Louis raised his gaze and coldly sized Blanche up, thinking she was indeed bold. She had tricked him into marrying her but still dared to come to his study.

He snapped, "Get out."

He had no reason to be polite to an evil woman.

Blanche pretended not to hear, looked around the study, and walked over, saying, "Sorry! I feel a bit thirsty, so I am looking for water. I thought this is the kitchen."

"Are you blind? This is Louis's study! How can it be the kitchen?" Cathy sarcastically asked.

When Blanche turned around and squeezed herself between Louis and Cathy, he immediately smelled a fragrance. Although Blanche was ugly, she smelled refreshing. It was much better than Cathy's pungent perfume.

"How dare you push me aside, ugly woman!" Cathy yelled.

Blanche folded her arms over her chest, sized up her clothes, and tutted, "You're still too inexperienced. If you want to seduce a man in the middle of the night, your skirt has to be at least this short."

While speaking, she brushed her hand across her crotch.

Gold digger? Louis thought she was talking about herself.

"It's getting late. You should go home."

He glanced at her, turned the page, and continued to read the document.

Cathy's face instantly turned pale because he had coldly looked at her just now. She glanced outside and said, "Can you send me back? It's too dark. I don't dare to go back alone."

Louis said without looking up, "I still have work to do. Let Jack send you back."

A strong unwillingness surged in Cathy's chest, but she couldn't vent it out in front of him.

Louis had treated her well because of what had happened five years ago. But he just regarded her as a younger sister. However, she would not admit defeat because only she deserved the title of Mrs. Herbart.

"OK, I'm leaving. Don't work too late."