บททั้งหมดของ I'm a Prostitute, Not a Substitute : บทที่ 131 - บทที่ 140

Vivian used to watch cartoons about heroes and villains during her childhood. Even if her family wasn't rich, they managed to buy a television in their house, and that was why she always sat quietly in front of the television to watch her favorite cartoon on weekends. She remembered how the hero always won against the villain, but she knew that sometimes the villains were strong and smart enough that the hero had a hard time beating them. Besides, a villain usually had sharper senses, and that was why it was not easy for the hero to defeat them. Vivian wouldn't say she was the hero here, but she was sure that Lily was the villain, and that woman also had the sharp senses of a true villain. Even if she hadn't said anything, Lily could already tell that she was hiding something, and Vivian knew that it wasn't a good sign for her. 'That mysterious man seems to be rich and powerful, and judging from this woman's temperament, she might soon hire people to in

Vivian actually hated surprises, but it seemed her mother liked to surprise her. The news of how her mother was finally allowed to leave the hospital so quickly had shocked her enough, but it seemed like it wasn't enough for her. Instead of stopping with only one surprise today, the older woman once again surprised her with an unexpected statement. “W-what do you mean you saw me on TV last night, Mom?” Trying to hide her nervousness, Vivian asked the woman sitting on the hospital bed. "Did you see someone who looks similar to me on TV?" Actually, Vivian knew how news of Stanley Dahl's birthday party was first broadcast last night at exactly midnight. She didn't know the reason, but it seemed the media wanted to give the public a midnight snack, and that was why they had chosen such an odd time to broadcast the news. The TV channel broadcast how the party went, and they also broadcast interviews with important figures in the Dahl family, includ

In the end, Vivian explained almost everything to her mother. She said that she signed a marriage contract with the son of the Dahl family, and from that contract, she obtained money that could be used by both of them. Of course, her mother didn't look happy upon hearing that, and the woman once again blamed herself after learning how her daughter had sacrificed herself for money. Vivian however said that it was her choice to sign the contract. She said that the contract had no time limit, and that was why she would try to love her husband while her husband would also try to love her. Of course, that was just a lie because Vivian didn't want to love Steen at all, and she was sure that man wouldn't fall in love with her either. But that was how she explained the situation to her mother. She said that the contract was just a document, but she was still able to find her happiness even though it all started with a contract. Fortunately, her mother enjoyed watching dr

His father did come to his office today, and they argued once more. Thankfully, he didn't have to look for a new computer because his father didn't throw his computer away today. [“You really aren't going to say anything to clarify the issue, Steen? Now everyone in this country and even on this planet thinks that we are nothing more than thieves! A large company steals from a tiny company. That's today's headline, but you still don't want to say anything to clarify?" Stefan Dahl angrily questioned his son who was sitting quietly behind his desk. Steen expected his father would visit him today. After all, this matter deeply affected the company, so of course, the president needed to do something about it. Marlon had also told him that Stefan had wanted to talk to him today, and that's why Steen wasn't surprised by his father's arrival in his office. “As long as this company doesn't go bankrupt by the day of the product launch, then everything will be fin

In the past, Vivian had always liked her bedroom because it was a place for her to rest her mind and body. You could say her bedroom was her sanctuary, a place where she could vent and quietly cry when she was too tired with her life. Her bedroom was indeed the only place where she could have privacy, but she lost it after marrying Steen Dahl. Dahl's mansion surely had so many rooms, but a married couple shouldn't sleep separately, and that was why Vivian didn't get a bedroom for herself in the mansion. She and Steen had to share a bedroom, but instead of seeing the room as her sanctuary, Vivian thought it was a demon's den. So, when she heard how Kate told her that the man was waiting for her in the bedroom, she couldn't help but think that a demon might be about to execute her in his lair. But, could Vivian escape this situation? Even that mansion was actually a den of demons, and that was why she couldn't just run away after entering the ma