Novels by SNS Roy

Piñel looked urgent. If anyone else had looked like that, they would have been flustered. But Kent wasn't. He answered in a faint voice: “She has something to do.”Mary nodded and shut up. She didn't want to talk about it.Piñeer turned to the butler and told him to leave. The butler nodded and led the way. Piñeer looked at Kent and said, “Come to my study after the party. I have something to talk to you about.”Kent's eyes flashed with a hint of depth. "Good."Kerry took in the scene, his smirk disappearing.As soon as Pinel left, Carey didn't want to stay and turned to take Mary away.Mary worried, “Carey, you asked me to mention Miriam in front of grandpa. Grandpa won't be upset, right?”Carey smiled, reassuring her, “Rest assured, with me here, no one will hate you.”He noticed that I didn't go to the venue with Kent, which was unlike Kent. He had Mary ask Kent about me in front of Pinel. My presence or absence wouldn't delay his plan. With this, Mary breathed a sigh of relief and

A thick male voice said, “Kent, you need to go with Mr. Pinel to greet the guests.”Kent looked up and saw the Harris family's butler. He smiled and said, “I'll be right there.”The Harris family's eldest grandson?Everyone knew that Carey was the most valued of the Harris family and the prime candidate to inherit it.Outside the main gate of the Harris family's main house.I'm sitting on the side of the road with two colleagues eating bread brought in a backpack. We're surrounded by other journalists who are resting under trees. Some are eating lunch, some are chatting, and some are sorting out photos. We're a small group and don't bother each other.One of the men took off his hat and fanned himself. He asked, “Did you find anything special at the Harris family’s house? Can you share it?”“It’s confidential.” The woman smiled and showed off her camera, “I think I&rsqu

I wanted to explain, but I didn't know what to say.Even if I can't follow the original plan, I can still take them to Ridgeboro City for a few days. My parents have never been anywhere else.“Hey sis, I'll see you tomorrow. Did you miss me?”A teenage voice came from the other end of the phone.It was my younger brother, Laob.I laughed, “Of course I missed you, old brother.”My brother's dad said, "Leave your sister alone and do your homework so we can see each other tomorrow." Susan said, "Bye, baby, see you tomorrow." I said, "Bye." I hung up and looked relaxed.I'll talk to Kerry tomorrow when they get to Richboro City.“There are other plans for tomorrow.” Kent said.I looked at him and nodded. “My family will be in Ridgeboro City tomorrow afternoon. I'm going to meet them after work.”I added a serious sentence: “Please keep our marriage a secret. I don'

The Buehler family.Mary was sitting in a pile of gift boxes in the living room. She was crying and holding a broken cell phone. Her eyes were red and swollen. She tugged on her mother's hand and said, "This is Miriam's doing!" She couldn't see me, so she released the news at this time! She's vicious!”I thought the Harris family would announce Carey and Mary's engagement and handle the aftermath. She wasn't afraid of me because she wouldn't have been so unscrupulous.I didn't expect this piece of content to be so popular!Mrs. Buehler was worried and angry, but seeing her daughter cry, she felt heartbroken. She tried to calm her down, saying, “Kier, you have to believe in the Harris family and Shiyu. The storm will be suppressed just as it was last time.”Mary looked worried. “But tomorrow's engagement banquet ...”Just then, a servant came to the living room door and said, “The Harris family wants tomorrow

He added, “It's just that the day after tomorrow is their engagement party, and the Harris family has spent a lot of money on publicity, getting social media to block out unfavorable content about the Harris family. It's unlikely that this content of yours will be seen by everyone.”I lost it and pursed my lips: “What a shame.”I knew I couldn't fight the Harris family. It looked like this piece of content was going to sink.It's a shame that it's such good evidence.Seeing me downcast, Kent laughed. “It's not that there's no way, there's no need for that look.”I looked up and couldn't wait. “Really? What's the solution?”Instead of answering, Kent got up, left the room, and came back a few moments later. He put away his phone and lay back on the bed."We'll find out tomorrow," he said.He pulled up the quilt to cover them both.He wrapped his big hands around my waist and looked at me with fiery eyes. My body trembled and I reminded him, "You promised me a week's rest." He closed hi

"Come in." Hanniella said from inside the office.I went in and Hanniella saw me and said, "Have a seat."I nodded and sat down.Hanniella said, "Miriam, I've always thought highly of you, and I have a very important job for you this time."Hanila didn't tell me she'd used the story about the Jonah Group president privately. I had a bad feeling. She told me the job: "The Harris family is holding an engagement party on Friday, and I need you and two colleagues to go to the scene to keep watch, so we can get information."Hanila laughed. “You've learned to separate work from grudges, right?”I nodded. “Yes, I'll do this work seriously.”Hanila was trying to hurt me, but I didn't know why.But I don't care about Carey moving on.Yesterday, Kerry's behavior made me feel disgusted.Hanila looked surprised: “If you can't overcome that hurdle, you could have told me.”I was surprised at my calm reaction to Miriam following up on her ex's engagement party with another woman. I smiled and said