Substitute Marriage: Reborn As The Top Big-Shot-Chapter 37 - : 037: Country girls, not a threat.

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Chapter 37: 037: Country girls, not a threat.

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Eleanor Armstrong was trembling with anger, looking at Elizabeth Thompson with an incredulous expression in her eyes.

Just a moment ago, she still thought that all this had nothing to do with Elizabeth Thompson.

After all,

Based on her understanding of Elizabeth Thompson, she absolutely wouldnโ€™t do such a thing. Perhaps all this was decided by the Thompson Clanโ€™s parents.

But now,

The truth was right before her eyes.

Elizabeth Thompsonโ€™s lips slightly curved, not waiting for Eleanor Armstrong to react. She continued, โ€œMoreover, marriage between men and women has always been a matter of equal social status. Donโ€™t you think that with the reputation of Young Master Lentz, he is a perfect match for my elder sister?โ€

Elizabeth Thompsonโ€™s words were bloody, heart-piercing, and full of contempt for Terrence Lentz, the good-for-nothing. The last sentence, in particular, was filled with provocation.

She is River Cityโ€™s number one talented woman, with both beauty and intelligence.

What does Terrence Lentz count for?

Eleanor Armstrong swallowed all her anger, looked at Elizabeth Thompson, and said word by word, โ€œMiss Thompson, thirty years on this side of the river and thirty years on the other side, if our Terrence was able to gain fame in

River City thirteen years ago, he will definitely rise again in thirteen years! If you look down on him today, you wonโ€™t be able to reach him in the future!โ€

Too high to reach?

Just with a good-for-nothing?

Thatโ€™s truly unbelievable.

Elizabeth Thompson stood straight, no longer deliberately lowering her voice, and continued, โ€œAunt Lentz, Iโ€™ll be waiting for Young Master Lentz to rise again. I hope that day wonโ€™t be too late.โ€

Eleanor Armstrong clenched her fingers, trying to control her emotions.

Elizabeth Thompson picked up a wine glass from the self-service table, โ€œI wish Mr. Lentz and my elder sister a happy life-long marriage. And I also wish that you can witness Young Master Lentzโ€™s comeback within a hundred years.โ€ At this point, she paused, then continued, โ€œIโ€™m looking forward to it.โ€

After she finished speaking, Elizabeth Thompson drank all the wine in the tall glass in one breath, then turned around and left without looking at Eleanor Armstrongโ€™s face.

Eleanor Armstrong watched Elizabeth Thompsonโ€™s retreating figure, her breathing irregular, her vision darkening for a moment, almost fainting. She was fortunate to grasp the chair behind her in time.

She never dreamed that her ideal daughter-in-law would have two faces. โ€œMom, whatโ€™s wrong?โ€ Charlotte Young approached Eleanor Armstrong.

โ€œNothing.โ€ Eleanor Armstrong averted her gaze.

Charlotte Young supported Eleanor Armstrongโ€™s arm and continued, โ€œMom, the

Thompson Clan is really inhuman! Donโ€™t be angry, even without Elizabeth

Thompson, you still have us!โ€

If todayโ€™s fiancรฉe of Terrence Lentz were really Elizabeth Thompson, it would be a fatal blow to her and Bartley Lentz.

After all, with Elizabeth Thompsonโ€™s talent, once she married Terrence Lentz, the position of the Lentz Clan head would definitely fall on her.

But now, things are different.

Now, Terrence Lentzโ€™s fiancรฉe is just a country girl, who poses no threat to them.

All she had to do now was to appease Eleanor Armstrong.

Eleanor Armstrong pressed her temples, โ€œMy head hurts; give me some peace.โ€

Charlotte Young continued, โ€œLet me take you outside for a walk.โ€

Eleanor Armstrong didnโ€™t refuse. After coming out and feeling the night breeze, she felt much more sober.

Three hours later.

The engagement banquet ended.

Viola Thompson changed into her normal clothes and walked out of the hotel.

Wearing a white T-shirt, denim shorts, and a pair of white canvas shoes, her legs were long, straight, and perfectly shaped like a model on the runway.

Her three-thousand-strand black hair cascaded freely behind her head, adorned with a crystal hairpin at the left temple, sparkling in the night. As the breeze swayed, the silk-like strands billowed in the air, not revealing chaos but presenting a stunning, disheveled beauty.

It was such a simple, natural look, but it was breathtaking and hard to look away from.

As Viola Thompson got to the roadside and was about to ride her bike back, a car pulled up beside her.

The window rolled down, revealing a sharply defined face.

โ€œMiss Thompson.โ€ freew(e)bnovel.(c)om

The manโ€™s thin lips moved slightly, his voice deep and magnetic, an extremely pleasing tone.

Viola Thompson smiled faintly, โ€œMr. Lentz.โ€

โ€œGet in the car; Iโ€™ll give you a ride.โ€

Before Viola Thompson could refuse, Terrence Lentz continued, โ€œItโ€™s too late; itโ€™s not safe for a girl to be out.โ€

As he finished, Terrence Lentz got out of the car, opened the door for Viola Thompson, and blocked the top of the car with his hand.

This scene left Adam Swantz, who was sitting in the driverโ€™s seat, completely dumbfounded.

What the hell!

Is he blind?

โ€œTh-Third Brother?โ€ Adam Swantz called out.

โ€œHmm?โ€

Adam Swantz swallowed, โ€œNothing.โ€

He just wanted to confirm if this person was Terrence Lentz.

Then, Adam Swantz pinched his thigh with his hand.

Ouch! It really hurt.

soโ€ฆ

It wasnโ€™t an illusion?

So, the gentle, respectful person who personally opened the car door for Viola Thompson and blocked the car roof with his hand really was Terrence Lentz?

The Terrence Lentz he knew never showed pity or affection for women.

He recalled at one cocktail party,

When he saw several men being disrespectful to Elizabeth Thompson, he asked Terrence Lentz if he should help, as Elizabeth Thompson was, after all, his fiancรฉe.

That Terrence Lentz:โ€Donโ€™t meddle in other peopleโ€™s affairs.โ€

Another time, he had bumped into Elizabeth Thompson outside during a torrential downpour, and he offered her an umbrella.

Terrence Lentz:

โ€œDonโ€™t meddle in other peopleโ€™s affairs.โ€

But nowโ€ฆ was this still the same man who told him not to meddle in other peopleโ€™s affairs?

Very quickly.

Viola Thompson got in the car.

Adam glanced through the rearview mirror.

Looking at her, he felt a little dazed.

Why did he feel like he had seen this girl somewhere before?

โ€œWhat are you dazed for?โ€ At that moment, a deep voice suddenly rang out in the air.

โ€œHuh?โ€ Adam immediately snapped back to reality. Terrence Lentz coughed lightly, โ€œDrive.โ€

โ€œOh, okay.โ€ Adam immediately ignited the engine.

The car was very quiet.

Viola sat next to Terrence Lentz, not feeling awkward at all, occasionally looking out the window.

Since she had gotten into the car, a faint aroma lingered around the tip of Terrence Lentzโ€™s nose.

It was like a combination of bamboo and orchid.

Not the artificial concoction of chemical perfume, but a very natural and pure scent. It was especially pleasant to smell.

Do all girls smell so fragrant?

The temperature inside the car gradually increased.

It feltโ€ฆ a bit hot.

Terrence Lentz swallowed, habitually reaching for his pocket. Just as his fingers touched the cigarettes and lighter, he stopped his movement.

He looked at the person next to him.

From his angle, he could see her profile clearly.

They sat very close.

Close enough to count the number of her eyelashes, which were dense like a small fan, flickering constantly.

Her skin was very white, with almost invisible pores, like a piece of top-quality mutton-fat jade.

Mr. Terrence, who was always decisive in his actions and never cared about othersโ€™ feelings, hesitated for the first time.

In the end, he still didnโ€™t take out the cigarette from his pocket.

Fifteen minutes later.

The car stopped at the Thompson Clanโ€™s entrance.

Viola pushed the door open, โ€œMr. Lentz, Iโ€™m going home. You guys take care on the road.โ€

Watching Viola enter the Thompson Clanโ€™s gate, Terrence Lentz slowly said, โ€œLetโ€™s go home.โ€

Just as the car started, Terrence Lentz said, โ€œStop.โ€ With just one word, Adam quickly stopped the car.

โ€œWhatโ€™s wrong, Brother?โ€

Terrence Lentz bent down to pick up a crystal hairpin that had fallen in the car, โ€œWait for me.โ€™

As he finished speaking, he opened the door and got out of the car.

Olga was standing on the balcony and saw a figure approaching.

Although the night was dark, it could not conceal the extraordinary aura of the man.

As he walked, he exuded an unstoppable aura of dominance.

Who was he?

When did their family get to know such a big shot?

At that moment, Olga saw the manโ€™s face clearly and immediately looked disgusted.

She thought it was some big shot, but it turned out she had misjudged him.

Olgaโ€™s face was full of anger.

What was Terrence Lentz, the good-for-nothing, doing here?

He must have come to see Elizabeth Thompson.

What a shameless person.

With furrowed brows, Olga turned around and headed downstairs.

โ€œMom.โ€

Elizabeth Thompson had appeared behind Olga at some point.

Olga turned her head, โ€œElizabeth, donโ€™t worry about this. Iโ€™ll go and talk to that good-for-nothing.โ€

โ€œMom, the one who ties the bell must untie it. Let me go.โ€

If Terrence Lentz came looking for her, she must handle it herself, making it clear to him so he could give up. Otherwise, he would never recognize his position.

Olga was worried that Elizabeth would be entangled by Terrence Lentz. Elizabeth Thompson smiled and said, โ€œMom, I know what Iโ€™m doing.โ€

โ€œIf you need anything, call me.โ€

โ€œMm.โ€ Elizabeth Thompson nodded and turned to walk downstairs.

After she went downstairs, Elizabeth stood at the door, blocking Terrence Lentz from entering, trying to suppress her anger, โ€œMr. Lentz, please stop.โ€ At this point, she paused and looked up at Terrence Lentz.

โ€œNow you are my sisterโ€™s fiancรฉ. Donโ€™t do anything that would make people misunderstand. Also, I hope you understand that there will never be a chance between us, like the difference between mud and the bright moon..โ€

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