Julian’s Stand-In Wife

Chapter 1413

They had to help plan their son’s wedding.

Things like the hotel and banquet had to be properly arranged. Exclusive content from NôvelDrama.Org.

These things needed money. There was a lot to consider—they needed a wedding host, a wedding gown and suit, as well as decorations. They did some preliminary calculations, and the cost came up to around 30,000 dollars.

And yet, that amount wasn’t even enough for them to put up something presentable.

If they wanted something grand, they would have to spend no less than 75,000 dollars for something barely passable. To hold a grand, unforgettable wedding would require even more.

They didn’t want to let Lulu down, so they told their son, “We’ll pay for all the wedding expenses. We’ll give you all the wedding gifts we received, so just get married in peace.”

Larry nodded. “Okay. Thank you, Mom, Dad.”

He couldn’t bring himself to tell them that he had broken up with Lulu.

Despite all that happened between him and Lulu, all he needed to do was to find another daughter-in- law for his parents!

If he could achieve that, all the wedding arrangements wouldn’t be in vain. His parents wouldn’t be disappointed, either.

His life would be the way he expected in the past; with a girlfriend, and then a wife and children in the future. Most of all, he would have love.

However…

Larry’s gaze turned maniacal. In order to make sure his “wife” stay by his side forever, he had to render her unable to move.

The only way to make a living person unable to move, to resist or even to think…was to kill her!

Larry snapped back from his memories, and put on a friendly smile on his face again.

It so happened that…

He shifted and sat on the seat that Noel vacated.

Larry was early to the blind date. By the time he settled down, there weren’t many people on the second floor.

Cecilia was very good-looking, even more so than Lulu.

Larry seized the chance while there weren’t many people to secretly observe the women who were here on a blind date. He had his sights set on Cecilia.

Only by finding a woman like Cecilia as his wife would he be able to feel as though he wasn’t betrayed by Lulu.

Rather, he could assume that he had found a better and more lovable daughter-in-law for his parents.

Also, what did she talk about with that man who just left?

About love?

It wasn’t easy finding love.

Indeed.

Larry lamented that it wasn’t easy, but this time, love bumped into him. As long as he could turn this woman opposite him into a dead person, he would be able to have her and have love forever!

He would kill her so that she could be with him forever!

Ginny was busy keeping tabs on the interest level of the blind dates, and didn’t pay attention to Cecilia. Naturally, she didn’t realize that Larry had quietly taken Noel’s seat. She was still trying to gauge everyone’s interest while pulling back the blinds.

Things were going way beyond her expectations. This time, two-thirds of the blind dates were pleased with each other.

Ginny pressed the button to the blinds. “All right, everyone, take a good look. The one you wish to take things a step further with is seated right opposite you.

“Three, two, one—I’m opening the blinds!

“You’ll be able to see each other real soon!”

Cecilia was so excited, her heart was in her throat.

What would he look like?

Larry smiled as he looked up at Cecilia.

She had a petite face, sharp chin, huge eyes, and fair and dewy skin. She exuded a charming aura common to a rich heiress. She was indeed a goddess who looked way better than Lulu!

He was very satisfied, and introduced himself to Cecilia. “Hello, I’m Larry Webb.”

So, the man whom she had a great time chatting with was called Larry Webb. He was chubby and not exactly great-looking. In fact, he was worlds apart compared to Noel.

However, a good heart could be hiding behind his disappointing appearance.

She would have to get to know him better to decide if things could progress between them.

Cecilia smiled back.

She reached out for a handshake, and said cheerily, “Hello, I’m Cecilia Jarvis!”