The Mysterious Identity of the Wife

tains was shrouded in a gentle drizzle. The stone paths were wash

of town, an eighteen-year-old girl was

beautiful that one could ignore her dress. She had natural eleg

here." Monica's clas

the family background of students for the selection of student

al was also excited, and his voi

in confusion, and when she saw the person

because

ing was out of the ordinary and looked like an elite of the upper class. If looking

an while the man was

the hospital for a DNA test later, but

both have beautiful features and fair and delicate skin.

g part about Mon

ut her eyes were cold, deep, and shre

taring at her, Monica asked

andmother who raised her, and it had occurred to h

o would look for their children? Thi

ith indistinct helplessness.

Monica, how come you never mentioned that your brother

cretly and thought, she a

ca was an adopted child. She finally understood why her previous parents had been so cold to her. When Monica was young

nica's information form, hoping to find her relatives. Now Monica was reunited with her family

ld hardly believe that such an a

s beside me." Gavin Moore,

m the family she thought. It was hard for her to

it be

vin politely, "Monica is introverted and may have difficul

od up, then took out a box from his bag, "Nice to meet y

ake the gift. You are so close to your brother. Hope you will not forget

the principal, and said indifferently, "Don't worry, my sister has been educated in yo

ever owes an

when he heard this, "That's gr

ot refuse her brother

r a while before sending them o

t is also surrounded by many other luxury cars. Such a sce

car when she heard her friend'

because her attention was on the

ard of directors. Usually, she was in the limelig

rector of the Imperial Capita

ial capital, and even her father was not qualified to work with the

naging director was here

tunned, "Are you serious? How can

rounded by the principal and a group of s

that managing director!"

hat man was the general manager of Imperial Capital Co

the bumpkin she hat

rned pale. She never thought Mon