Predestined Bride

In front of Tip Top Building.

Molly stopped the car, looked out, and prepared to get off the car.

After thinking for a while, she found the mask and hat. Then, she opened the door and got out of the car.

It was almost three o’clock in the afternoon, the hottest time of the day.

As soon as Molly got out of the car, she frowned at the heat.

It’s not a good job to run around in the summer.Têxt © NôvelDrama.Org.

After entering the building, she felt cold air came on her face. The hot air dissipated and she cooled down.

“Miss, may I help you?”

The receptionist looked in the direction of Molly and spoke loudly so as to make herself heard.

“I come to your boss,” Molly said with a mask.

She was not only Molly now, but also Carl’s cousin and Jessica’s agent.

If someone knew that she came to Carl, they would gossip about Jessica.

Probably because it was an entertainment company, there were too many people coming and going like Molly with masks and hats, so the receptionist was not surprised.

“Excuse me, do you have an appointment?” The receptionist asked with a smile.

“No, I’m his sister.” There was no need to further explain what kind of sister she was.

The receptionists looked at each other. There were all kinds of birds in the huge forest. She was actually pretending to be Carl’s younger sister. Everyone knew that Carl is an only child. He didn’t have any younger sisters.

“Just call him,” Molly said impatiently.

Molly did not show her face, but they could feel the confidence and certainty in her.

The two receptionists exchanged glances. One went to make a phone call. The other smiled at Molly and said, “She will make a phone call at once. Please wait a moment.”

…

Carl finished his meeting.

Everyone else went out. He leaned against his back and closed his eyes, pressing his temples.

Last night, he went to a party. He had some wine and came home late. He didn’t sleep well. So he had a headache today.

“Mr. Carl.”

Someone called him by the door.

Carl raised his eyes and looked towards the door. He saw that it was someone from the secretary’s office.

When the secretary saw Carl looking over, she said, “The receptionist called and said that someone claiming to be your sister wants to see you.”

Claim to be his sister?

He didn’t have a sister. Other than cousin Molly, who was closer to him, none of the other cousins were on intimate terms with him.

Thinking of Molly, he took out his phone.

As expected, he turned on his phone and saw many missed calls from Molly.

But his phone was on mute, so he didn’t get one.

When he was in a meeting, he never switched off his phone. He muted his phone last night when he came back home, afraid of being disturbed.

Carl turned around and instructed, “Let her come up. No need to report, if she comes afterwards.”

The secretary didn’t ask much and only nodded, “Yes, Mr. Carl.”

After the secretary left, Carl got up and went back to his office.

He returned to his office and sat in his boss’ chair without turning on his computer, waiting for Molly to come up.

A few minutes later, the office door was pushed open.

The one walking in front was Molly, who was with a mask and a hat. The secretary followed behind her and bowed to Carl to apologize, “Mr. Carl, this young miss…”

Carl waved his hand, signaling for her to leave.