A Replacement Bride

Outside the hospital ward, Katherine Cornell sat on a chair in the corridor. She raised her eyes to look at the two aggressive people in front of her and proclaimed, "I can marry into the Levisays, but I want to get my mother's assets back—"

"What? Assets? Katherine, who are you to state conditions?" A sharp female voice interrupted her.

Katherine tilted her head and looked at her so-called 'stepmother'.

This woman forced her mother to die so that she could become the new Mrs. Cornell before sending her and her grandmother abroad to fend for themselves.

After more than ten years, this woman dared to come and ask her to return to Cechirus to marry one of the Levisays.

Katherine hid the hatred in her eyes, raised her hand and pushed her glasses up. "Aren't you begging me now? If you think my conditions are too excessive, then we're done here."

The woman was annoyed. "Katherine, they are! What's more, this marriage was decided by your mother and the Levisays!"

asked, "But do the Levisays acknowledge

looked at

could they deny this marriage?"

heard that Joaquin Levisay has a problem with his legs. He is confined to a wheelchair for the rest of his life, and there is no hope

in an innocent tone, she said, "I know that the Levisays put forward generous conditions for Joaquin to have children. They just

Sutton, you don't want Rosemary to marry him, yet you want to curry favor with the

hot, but his tone was gratifying. "In the past, your mother

Joaquin's disability, you would have stuffed Rosemary

angry. "Katherine, is it appropriate for you to talk to me, your father, in this

so much with her?" Lisa Sutton raised her voice.

it's such an honor, Madam Sutton, why don't you let Rosemary go

to Katherine's future plans whether she married into that family or not. After all, this was not the only way to get her mother's

got up immediately and was about to leave when Jorge hurriedly stopped her, gritted his teeth and said, "I have to think about it. It has been so many years that I've left your mother's stuff alone, so I can't remember all of