My Bossy CEO Husband by Symon Diller

Surprisingly, even after catching her boyfriend cheating on him in the act, she remained very calm.
But that only lasted until she heard the conversation between the two.
While moaning and gasping for breath, Brylee said, “Are you that excited to cheat on your girlfriend? Why are you in such a
hurry? It’s as if you haven’t had sex for a long time. Am too great, or your girlfriend just can’t satisfy you?”
Harlan seemed to be drunk and said, “She’s too boring. We haven’t had sex ever. All | can do to her is hold her hand and kiss
her forehead. Anyway, | know that she only agreed to be my girlfriend because she thought | saved her before. Well, guess
what? She mistook me for someone else.” ©
The moment Rosalynn heard this, her eyes widened, and her heart pounded hard.
Harlan lied to her for his own gain.
All this time, she thought he was her savior, but she was mistaken.
From then on, she broke up with Harlan and let him be together with Brylee.
After that, she began to look for her savior again...
While she was lost in her thoughts, her phone suddenly rang.
Rosalynn took out her phone. Upon seeing the caller’s name, her red lips pursed slightly.
It was from Brian’s grandmother, Debora Hughes.

“Hi, Debora.”
“Hello, Rosalynn. Are you busy right now? You haven’t visited me for a long time. If you are free tonight, can you come and see
me?”
Debora’s loving voice echoed from the other end of the line.
Rosalynn smiled. There was no reason for her to refuse.
Although she and Brian were divorcing, Debora was still very nice to her.
Hence, she agreed to see Debora in the evening.
After getting off from work, she bought some gifts and went to visit Debora.
The house was built on the hillside. Its grand and magnificent architectural style showed how prosperous the Hughes family had
been since the past eras.
The Hughes family’s ancestors had often been involved in politics. But Brian’s grandfather decided to go down a different path
and opened up his own business.
Brian’s grandfather had passed away, and Brian had taken over Hughes Group.