All Chapters of My Cheating Husband Regretted Everything After I Married a Powerful Billionaire: Chapter 391 - Chapter 400

The man was firm about going to Northhaven.Over the past two days, he had spoken in depth with small independent shop owners whose businesses were struggling, gaining a clear picture of the current market.He had also summed up the reasons.Most people who bought indoor plants or decorative greenery did so for just two reasons: to make their homes look better, and to improve air quality.These people usually had spending power.Those without disposable income would not spend large sums on such things.But most of them shared the same problem: they either didn’t know how to take care of plants or simply couldn’t be bothered to.Replacing them took time, effort, and money, so they simply chose not to buy.The solution he came up with was to change the sales model.Wholesale would stay the same, but retail would shift to rentals.In other words, customers could rent decorative plants.He could offer monthly or several-times-a-year home visits for maintenance or replacement.They would fe

The man walked back into the mall.Inside him, everything was in turmoil, like a storm breaking loose.He was already married, and his “wife” was also pregnant.He should be responsible for his “wife” and “child,” loyal to his marriage.Yet that instinctive moment of protection just now filled him with guilt toward the “wife” he was truly supposed to be protecting.So, the instant he sensed the woman’s back stiffen slightly, he pulled away from her at once.He could control his actions, but not his thoughts.Why was that pregnant woman sheltering from the rain alone at the entrance?Where was the child’s father?Her appearance and clothes were impeccable.She carried a quiet poise—wealth without arrogance, status without pride.A woman like that… her child’s father could not possibly be ordinary.So why had he left her alone there in the rain?His thoughts drifted for quite a while.When he finally gathered himself, he realized he had wandered into an officially authorized showroom.He

Several people in camouflage had crawled through the undergrowth with binoculars in hand.Men from Division One went down to the lakebed and, after a near-fatal operation, finally recovered a ring.When the group in camouflage prepared to open fire and seize it, Tim sent a message through the invisible earpiece, telling them to throw the ring away.He added a few annoyed curses, putting on a show of anger as if it were nothing more than an ordinary decorative ring that had raised their hopes for nothing.The group did not fire.From the surveillance feed, Angela clearly saw that after Division One withdrew, two people emerged from the brush.They picked up the ring and placed it into a transparent plastic bag.Their voices were so low that even with the audio turned to maximum, all that came through was the wind shifting the air.Angela asked, “Does anyone read lips? Get them over to translate.”Division Three had someone who could read lips, but Leon had already reassigned him.Tim sa

Angela gripped the car door, her gaze deliberately dropping first to the woman’s abdomen.She wore a gray, square-shouldered T-shirt, lightly fitted to flatter the figure.Pleats along the side masked her belly.But on closer look, that area still sat slightly out of proportion with her slender frame.The signs of pregnancy were clear.At a glance, she appeared to be about three months pregnant.Angela lifted her eyes to the woman’s face and recognized Mandy.She had once heard from Annie that Mandy’s husband had been discharged from the hospital with little time left.Just now, Mandy had called Leon “Evan.”So, for the past four-plus months, had the two of them been living as husband and wife?Then didn’t the three-month-old child she was carrying very likely belong to Leon?It felt as if all the blood in Angela’s body had come to a dead stop, like the moment of a crash.Behind her, brakes screeched. She saw a black Rolls-Royce pull to a halt.Tim pushed the door open, jumped out, sla

The man pressed his lips together and watched Angela in silence.Their gazes met, merging wordlessly, tangling together.Angela lifted her foot and walked over.Only when she drew close did he notice the faint bluish shadows beneath her eyes.He guessed she hadn’t slept all night either.From Northhaven to Laurel County, even driving on the highway took two hours.With her condition, driving all that way alone, who was she here to see? What could possibly be so important?He studied her for a long moment, then asked, “Have you been here long?”He couldn’t explain what he was feeling. It was vague and indescribable, only that his heart ached for this unfamiliar woman.If he had known she was waiting outside, he would have opened the door much earlier.At that moment, he suddenly understood a saying:So, it turned out that heartache could exist even before knowing someone.Angela looked at him and replied, “I just arrived.”“You came… to see me?” he asked again.Angela met his gaze and a