ard Clark's words. She didn't expect that h

She was Layla Reed, a young wom

stakenly taken away after she was born. She was actually the d

in disappointment when she realized that they didn't sincerely want her back. In fact, no one in the Reed f

o she took a deep breath to calm herself down, ra

with coldness. He didn't say anything

lifted the hemline of her dress and wanted to walk i

necklace?" When she looked at him, she f

rked at Clark's question. She had

even more. He ran out of patience and

eally Sandra Reed

s and suddenly pushed it with all her strength. She had been strong s

e was a l

o servants lost to her an

Knowing that she was about to fall on her f

usly, only to find herself lying in Clark's warm arms. She was stunned for a moment. When she recovered, she hurriedly struggle

ake your ha

longer. At this moment, his

a thunderbolt th

got up in a hurry and apologized in a l

palm of her hand. She subconsciously rubbed her hand a

face darkened even more. But his ears

acted like she had to

n he was about to drive her away again, the butler hu

e. He no longer cared about Layla. Instead, h

r asked in a hurry, "Mr. Smith, w

er you

rom a distance, then he d

in a dilemma. He didn't

e of her white wedding dress was full of mud, he frow

a mess an

as they didn't drive her out, she

y went upstairs. Then she chose a room ra

She felt so uncomfortable that sh

nt to th

documents in the comp

pushed his wheelchair

d some movements in the bathroom, and

eyes, he quietly controlled his wheelc

rvading mist. But before Clark could take a clos

lt that the world spun for a while. Then he realized th

htly wet, and her body was only wrapped in a bath towel. Her right leg was st

servants who heard t

h, what h

re Layla was scantily-clad,

should cover their eyes first

ke a move, Layla cam

hair, carried Clark in her arm

it, not daring to speak or even look at his gloo

eady too late

by word angrily, "Sandra Reed, I want

seemed that she got her