All Chapters of Married to My Comatose Husband: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

"Madame, the new workers have arrived today. Do you want to meet them?" Aunt Liza asked as she handed a folder to Suzie. Suzie accepted it and skimmed through it with a smile. "Just let them adapt for today. I'll meet them once they are familiar with the place." "Noted, Madame." Aunt Liza then handed another stack of folders to Suzie. "These are the documents that needed your signature. Yena and I have reviewed each one of them. But I think you should still take a look at them." "I'll do a quick review and will finish signing them today. Thank you for your hard work." Aunt Liza smiled. "Don't thank me yet. There is another batch of papers that you need to review later. I saw the head butler bringing them to his office. I think you'll be crowded with documents today." Usually, a young miss from a prominent family who had an arranged marriage with another notable family had lessons in managing an estate during their teens. So that when they become adults and got married off, they w

Ever since the couple shared their first kiss, their relationship had progressed by leaps and bounds. Javier was constantly stuck on Suzie's side. He had become bolder in his actions. Whenever Suzie return home, he would welcome her with a warm hug and a quick peck on her cheek. At night, he would embrace Suzie's waist and keep her close to him until he fell asleep. He would hold her hand at every chance he could get. Giving gentle kisses on Suzie's forehead had become his habit. There was no need for more words or explanations. Their feelings for one another were sent across through their intimate gazes and subtle touch. But unlike Javier who become a bubbly and clingy husband overnight, Suzie was still adapting to this new change. She had no complaints, she was just a bit shy. Having physical contact with another person was new to her. So she was not used to it at first. But seeing Javier not being embarrassed or flustered at all, lessened Suzie's embarrassment. She gradua

An explosion sounded from afar. Smoke rose up across the sky. Suzie's car slowed down. The captain ordered the second car to go ahead first and checked what the explosion was about.  After a while, the people in the second car reported back.  "A shootout must have occurred in the area a while ago. But there are no dead bodies. Just blood, scattered bullets, and empty cars." After ensuring that there was no danger around, they drove again. Suzie silently observed what was left in the scene. Several cars were on fire which was the cause of several explosions. Blood and bullets scattered on the ground. An intense fight had clearly occurred here. But where are the bodies? The sound of ambulances and police cars sirens echoed from afar. The witnesses must have called the police. Suzie encountered such a scene two more times. With police cars an

'....Piedrach' Suzie muttered this name inwardly. Isn't the Piedrach Javier's maternal family? Suzie remembered the document that Jonathan gave to her before. According to that document, the Piedrach family migrated to another country after being persecuted by the whole society. They left Javier's pregnant mother all alone to bear the persecution alone. If the Piedrach family did not relocate, Javier would not lose his support so easily after he got into a coma and been abandoned in the old cabin to slowly die. In some sense the Piedrach family wronged Javier. But they were also Javier's only 'sincere' supporters. Suzie vaguely heard from Javier before that he had some relative backing him. 'It must be this man.' The fact that Surge Piedrach returned to the place he hated after Javier woke up meant that the Piedrach family was not half-hearted towards supporting her husband. Suzie smiled at Surge and politely bowed to him in greeting, "So it is Uncle Surge. I am very honore

After the speech and toast, the food was served. One of the maids 'accidentally' spilled some soup on Suzie. Fortunately, Suzie was on guard and avoided most of it. However, some of it splashed on the hem of her white dress. Suzie frowned. Before she could rebuke the maid, the latter had already kneeled on the ground. "Please forgive me, Madame! This is my first time serving here and I am nervous. I am careless and deserved to be punished." The maid's cry was so loud that everyone heard it. The guests looked at the front and saw Suzie seating majestically while a young maid was kneeling on the ground pitifully. They started to murmur. Bullying a young maid just because she was in power? Although it was a common occurrence, bullying the poor publicly was still frowned upon. People would still talk behind that person's back because that someone's personality was bad. Reputation was something that people in high society cared about the most. Reyna and Bianca who was watching o