Disabled CEO’s New Wife

Rosemary walked out of the hotel and went to the supermarket next door to buy a dress for Tina. As she walked along the road, men turned their heads and women envied her.

She took the dress to the cashier’s desk of the supermarket, smiled and handed it to the clerk, “How much is it?”

The cashier took a look at Rosemary and said with disdain, “$200!” She muttered, “You’re wearing such nice dress, and you’re buying clothes from here.”

Rosemary took $200 out of her purse, put it on the stage, grabbed the clothes and left, not even looking at the cashier.

“What’s the big deal about you? Aren’t you just good-looking? If I had the money, I’d have plastic surgery so I could look as beautiful as I wanted.” The cashier grumbled.

An older woman nearby said with a smile, “She is a natural beauty. Even if you get plastic surgery, you can’t compete with her. You’d better keep your feet on the ground.”

“What’s it to you?”

As the sound faded away, the words of the cashier and the woman faded away, but their words reminded her of Tina’s insistence that she buy her clothes.

Rosemary walked out the door and looked at the couples. The girls were snuggling in the arms of the men, who smiled and said sweet nothings to them.

She went to the door and pressed the floor button. The door was opened slowly. She was shocked when she saw him. Why did she pick this time? Now she didn’t know whether to get into the elevator or not.

Ellen’s lips curled and he said coldly, “Won’t you come in?”

Rosemary got in the elevator anyway. The elevator was large, but Rosemary felt it was too small.

Rosemary gently pressed the button on the 33rd floor, and Ellen’s eyes darkened. “What are you doing there?”

“Well…”

Rosemary looked up and saw Ellen’s cold, angry eyes…

Rosemary whispered, “Tina’s dress was torn, so I came out to buy her dress.”

“She’s in Vincent Meyer’s room…” Ellen’s eyes were full of surprise, as if he didn’t believe Rosemary.

“Well…” Rosemary looked at Ellen and said, “Tina went to the bathroom and she was beaten by Winnie Hoffmann and her clothes were ripped because of me. Mr. Meyer was just passing by. He asked Tina to go to his room to have a rest.”

Ellen didn’t say anything for a long time, and Rosemary looked up at him and saw a horrible look in his eyes. She was too frightened to speak.

…

The elevator doors opened and Ellen took a long look at Rosemary, “I’ll take you home after the party!” With that, he got out of the elevator.

Vincent Meyer looked down at Tina, his sexy lips close to her ear, blowing hot air and saying, “Aren’t you responsible for me?”

Tina was dumbstruck by his sudden remark. She stared at him and said, “I didn’t mean to, I was…”

Vincent Meyer frowned. Somewhere in his body was waking up as he watched the seductive lips of her. For an instant he kissed on her delicate red lips.

Her lips were soft and sweet, and he grew addicted to them. Looking at the panicked Tina, Vincent Meyer kissed her for a while before letting her go. “You owe me that!” he croaked.

After letting Tina go, Vincent Meyer looked at her shrinking to the side with a smile on his face. “Remember what I said today!” Then he swallowed the smile from his eyes and walked out the door.

Seeing him go, Tina slid slowly down and sat on the ground with her hands around her knees and her head buried deep in her laps.Original content from NôvelDrama.Org.

Rosemary pushed through the door with her clothes, which made Tina jump off the ground. Tina burst into tears when she saw that it was Rosemary.

“What’s the matter? Are you feeling unwell?” Rosemary quickly walked forward and asked.

Tina just cried in Rosemary’s arms and said nothing. It was only when she got tired of crying that she slowly told Rosemary what had happened.

“Here’s the thing. I don’t know how I ended up in the men’s room and thought he was…” Tina’s head was so low that she almost touched the floor.

Rosemary listened to her and asked, “Then what were you crying about?”

“He…He made me responsible!” Tina said coyly.

Rosemary finally figured it out. It turned out Nathaniel’s big brother was an implicit guy. He had a crush on Tina, but he was too shy to tell her. He happened to run into Tina when she went to men’s bathroom by mistake, so he made Tina responsible for him.

Rosemary sat across from Tina and asked in a serious way, “What do you feel about him? Do you like him?”

“I have no feelings for him, and besides, he’s Nathaniel Meyer’s big brother, and I…” Tina wiped tears from her face.

“What about Joseph?” Rosemary asked, as if she had thought of something.

Tina said without thinking, “It’s not what you think between him and me. We just get along!”

“You know, it’s never gonna happen between me and them. Maybe Mr. Meyer said that out of a whim, and we may never see each other again.” Tina knew that she knew all the important people in Cornshire because of Rosemary. She was content with her present life.

Rosemary thought about it and thought Tina was right. What’s the difference between her present situation and hers? The saying was true, “Live in the moment! Cherish the present!”

“Tina, I will support you no matter what you decide. I just want you to be happy.” Said Rosemary sincerely.

“Thank you. I’m lucky to have you in my life. I will cherish it!” Tina said and hugged her tightly.

Nathaniel wanted to come up and see if Tina was feeling better. When he came in, he saw them sitting on the floor embracing each other.

“What happened?” Nathaniel took three steps at a time to grab Rosemary.

Rosemary was taken aback by Nathaniel’s sudden appearance. “Why are you so quiet?” she snapped.

Tina sat up on the floor when she saw Nathaniel was shocked by Rosemary’s words and said, “He must have seen us sitting on the ground and thought something was going on.”

Nathaniel nodded furiously and he looked aggrieved. “I was worried about you,” he said. “I couldn’t believe you’d be so mean to me.”

“Didn’t you scare me, too? We are even now.” Rosemary said with a smile.

“Hey, what are you doing up here?” asked Rosemary.

Nathaniel grinned, his beautiful eyes even more fascinating now. “I missed you…”