All Chapters of The Billionaire's Rebound Wife (English): Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

BOOK 2 CHAPTER 37 "Where is Dylan, anyway?" I asked Iverson once the crowd thinned out around us. "He's talking to his mother. Why? Do you need to tell him something?" I shook my head immediately. Talk about formal! Just because I asked about him didn't mean I had an urgent message. "No, no. I was just worried he might have abandoned me here. I don't know the way back to the city, and I don't even have fare money," I answered, offering a forced laugh. I wanted to throw a sarcastic retort his way, but decided against it since it was his birthday. Besides, he always looked like he was in a terrible mood, so I was pretty sure he wouldn't appreciate my sense of humor. Why did all these Fontanilla men look like they were permanently irritated? Their parents seemed far more youthful and lighthearted than they did. Did they accidentally swap bodies or something? "U-

BOOK 2 CHAPTER 39 I let out a fake cough and slipped my hands into my pockets to hide my anxiety. “I completely understand Dylan’s side if he didn't want me here. Our situation is quite complicated, especially since I look exactly like his late wife and he keeps insisting that I’m her. But it’s fine, I honestly understand where he’s coming from.” “That’s wonderful to hear. I was honestly terrified that this whole situation would freak you out, so thank God it didn’t. Please be patient with Dylan, all right? And, by the way… did he ever apologize to you?” I blinked rapidly at her sudden question. It seemed I didn't even need to formulate an answer, as she immediately let out a succession of exasperated sighs. “Oh, heavens. He didn't apologize, did he?” she asked, confirming her suspicions. I gave a slow, silent nod. “

BOOK 2 CHAPTER 41 Tita Layla narrowed her eyes at me, studying my expression to see if I was just trying to be polite. I offered her a reassuring smile to show I genuinely didn't mind. After a few seconds, she let out a loud sigh and slapped her husband’s shoulder yet again. “See! Because of your sheer laziness, Thalia had to volunteer,” she scolded him. Then she turned to me with a sweet smile. “Do you want me to come with you, or…” I shook my head quickly. “Oh, no need, Ma'am. I know the way to the pool area. I’ll be back shortly with Dylan and the others. Besides…” I checked my watch before looking back at her. “It looks like they’ve been in the water long enough anyway. I’m sure they’ll come back with me.” Tita Layla nodded, ultimately letting me go. I wanted to say goodbye to Dylan’s other aunts and

BOOK 2 CHAPTER 43  A moment later, Danielle walked out, fully dressed. She seemingly didn't expect to see me still waiting, as she paused slightly upon spotting me. “I-I... I waited because I wanted to thank you,” I said quickly, standing up from my seat. “You’re thanking me because?” “Because you lent me your clothes,” I said in a matter-of-fact tone. “And you brought me here so I wouldn't have to face embarrassment by going the other way.” “Isn’t that the bare minimum?” she asked with a laugh, turning her back to me to look in the mirror. Even with her back turned, I could see her reflection, and she could see mine, so it made no difference. She started blow-drying her hair, and I bit my lower lip. I had been debating this for a while, but... “U-Uh...&rdq

BOOK 2 CHAPTER 45 “I told you to drink your medicine a while ago. I didn't know you hadn't taken it.” “I forgot,” was my only response as I covered my face with a pillow. I was in my room now, feeling absolutely terrible. I had said earlier that my fever would probably go away today or tomorrow, but I must have been incredibly foolish to say that because my fever was much higher now than it was earlier. Ever since Dylan and I had lunch, I had rushed straight to my room to hide out of pure embarrassment. I had casually told him earlier that I was more likely to end up liking him than his cousin, and ever since I said that, Dylan hadn't lost that playful smirk on his face. I knew exactly what was running through his mind. Out of sheer embarrassment after eating, I had immediately excused myself and hid in my room. And to make matters worse, in my rush, I com