Wrong Flirt, Right Trouble: His Uncle Pulls Me Close
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SUMMARY
To break off her engagement with her cheating fiancé, Ivy Sherwood, who is pretending to be ugly, seduces her fiancé's uncle.
After a night of indulgence, Ivy Sherwood tosses down two hundred bucks and remarks, “The service last night was pretty good.” Just as she's about to make her escape, she's pulled into the man's embrace: “Isn't it your turn to serve me now?”
Quentin Blackwood is a forbidding figure in The Veridian Circle. Someone claims to have seen him pinning a woman against a wall and kissing her fiercely, but everyone else vehemently shakes their heads: “Impossible! Who could possibly catch Master Blackwood's eye?”
Others say the woman was suspected to be Ivy Sherwood, and the crowd scoffs: “That's even more impossible! Master Blackwood doesn't even spare a glance for stunning beauties, how could he possibly fall for an ugly woman?” That is, until someone sees the distinguished man kneeling to put a shoe on for Ivy Sherwood, all just to coax a kiss from her.
Upon seeing Ivy Sherwood's true appearance, the scumbag fiancé has a sudden realization and wants to beg for forgiveness, only to be kicked out of the house by the other man, who then flashes a marriage certificate: “Call her Auntie.”
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Chapter List
- Chapter 251: You and Quentin Blackwood Got Together? When’s the Wedding?
- Chapter 252: What’s This? The Scumbag Is Getting His Comeuppance?
- Chapter 253: Today’s Little Uncle is Very Sharp-tongued
- Chapter 254: Wash the Clothes and Return Them to Me
- Chapter 255: Quentin Blackwood Is So Glib, Why Isn’t He a Comedian?
- Chapter 256: Seth Scott Is Making His Move
- Chapter 257: Dining Alone, President Blackwood’s Vinegar Jar is Overturned
- Chapter 258: I Do Like Ivy Sherwood
- Chapter 259: Two Strategists and One Pig Teammate
- Chapter 260: President Blackwood Plays Pitiful, Poor President Blackwood
- Chapter 261: Like a Frenzied Beast, Fiercely Stopping Her Lips
- Chapter 262: You’re Not Allowed to Be With Him, You Have to Be With Me
- Chapter 263: She Said She Would Stay by His Side, Liar
- Chapter 264: Quentin Blackwood Is Also Hospitalized
- Chapter 265: Come Over and Sleep With Me for a While
- Chapter 266: Tricking Her into Bed
- Chapter 267: A Jealous Quarrel
- Chapter 268: The Wedding Will Go On
- Chapter 269: After Anna Nash Has the Baby, I’ll Divorce Her and Then Marry You
- Chapter 270: Be My Underground Lover
- Chapter 271: You Also Know the Woman by Quentin Blackwood’s Side
- Chapter 272: Ivy Sherwood Has Leverage
- Chapter 273: Making Each Other Miserable, So Nobody Gets to Have It Easy
- Chapter 274: President Blackwood Is Very Satisfied with the Differential Treatment
- Chapter 275: I Want You to Stay
- Chapter 276: Kissed Her Again
- Chapter 277: Arrogant Man
- Chapter 278: My Brother Has a Fiancée
- Chapter 279: This Quentin Blackwood Is So Handsome
- Chapter 280: The Sour Stench of Love
- Chapter 281: This String of Buddha Beads Is My Mom’s Only Memento
- Chapter 282: You Haven’t Even Married Quentin Blackwood and You’re Already Protecting Him
- Chapter 283: It Was You Who Saved Me at the Racetrack Last Time, Wasn’t It?
- Chapter 284: Did You Cast a Hex on Me?
- Chapter 285: A Forceful Kiss, Now It’s My Turn to Provoke You
- Chapter 286: Relax Your Legs, There Will Be Plenty of Time to Squeeze Later
- Chapter 287: Ivy Sherwood, I Want to Be with You
- Chapter 288: Help Me, Quentin Blackwood
- Chapter 289: A Man Like a Viper
- Chapter 290: You’ve Been Peeking at Me for So Long
- Chapter 291: Bewitched by His Beauty Again
- Chapter 292: Putting the Buddha Beads on Her Wrist
- Chapter 293: Quentin Blackwood: Call Her Auntie
- Chapter 294: Ivy Sherwood’s Secret
- Chapter 295: The Childhood Betrothal Was With Quentin Blackwood
- Chapter 296: Asking Me Out?
- Chapter 297: Your Mr. Blackwood
- Chapter 298: Poisoning, Utterly Deranged
- Chapter 299: Elijah Hawthorne is Crazy
- Chapter 300: In the Photo, Quentin Blackwood Is Holding Someone Else
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