Category: CEO’s Unfathomable Gifted Wife

chapter 10. Patrick Louise Pereira    “Does this villa not have any surveillance cameras?” asked Coral coldly, as if she had grown tired of their stupidity. They could have easily settled the matter by either watching the surveillance footage or calling the cops. Why were they wasting their time on her? Coral grew up in a small town and would frequently move from one relative’s home to another. This meant […]

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chapter 9 A Replica    “Of course, you don’t know Mister Pereira.” Odin glared at Coral angrily. From his point of view, Coral was merely pretending to be a part of them. He decided to tell Coral about Patrick Louise Pereira before teaching her a lesson. “Mister Pereira is an internationally-renowned artisan in jewelry design. Six months ago, he Six months ago, he donated four mini gemstones to a fund-raising […]

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chapter 8 Master Level Craft    “Who are you calling a thief?” Coral maintained her usual stoic expression in spite of Rosie’s grave accusation. “You!” Rosie gritted her teeth and snarled menacingly, “You stole my Tiffany!” Coral followed the direction in which she was pointing and she looked down at her pendant. “Oh, you mean this?” She took off the pendant, undid the string, and threw it to Odin. The […]

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Chapter 7 “That’s right.” Odin nodded solemnly. “That gemstone’s an art piece designed by Patrick Louise Pereira. If the auction wasn’t to raise funds for children living under the poverty line, I would never have bought his art at such a low price.” Patrick Louise Pereira was a renowned jewelry designer in the states, and he was a legendary figure in his field. She had no children and refused to […]

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chapter 6 Framed   “That’s right.” Odin nodded solemnly. “That gemstone’s an art piece designed by Patrick Louise Pereira. If the auction wasn’t to raise funds for children living under the poverty line, I would never have bought his art at such a low price.” Patrick Louise Pereira was a renowned jewelry designer in the states, and he was a legendary figure in his field. She had no children and […]

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chapter 5 Even the Master Lies    Rosie’s mother, Leyla Clowde, donned an elegant dress and beautiful makeup. She glanced around the room from the corner of her eyes. In the end, her eyes fell on a pile of melon seed shells on the coffee, a sight which made her frown. “Are these what you ate?” Hearing the displeasure in the mistress’ tone, Debbie responded hastily, “No… it was Miss […]

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chapter 4 Making Pasta  Coral has narcolepsy. She didn’t tell Odin about it. 288 Vouchers Because of this disease, she could sometimes sleep for longer   The most dangerous problem with this disease was that Coral could fall asleep anytime and anywhere, and may even experience short-term suffocation during her sleep. Both instances carried a fatal risk. During the first nap after coming to Clowde’s house, Coral’s illness flared up […]

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chapter 3 New Home    At Bayside Luxury Villa, when Coral got off the BMW, the first thing she saw was the housekeeper who greeted them at the door. “Mr. Clowde, Miss Clowde, welcome back. Lunch is ready.” “Debbie, have you made my favorite garlic shrimp?” asked Rosie smilingly while the housekeeper skillfully took the bag that she was holding. “Yes, miss, Do eat it while it’s still warm,” replied […]

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Rosie asked curiously again, “Coral, you said you worked in a digital store. How much did they pay you? You said your employer couldn’t afford your paycheck?” This time, her curiosity was genuine. Odin Clowde of the Clowde family was a fairly well-known business heavyweight in San Francisco. His daughter, Rosie Clowde was just as outstanding. She was a contracted artist of Showbiz Ltd who managed to amass a sizeable […]

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chapter 1 Adopted  A high-end BMW X series car was parked on an empty street in Murphys, California. A girl wearing faded jeans dragging an old suitcase stood in front of the car door with a blank expression. A middle-aged man in the driver’s seat glanced at the girl from the corner of his eye and frowned as if he was dissatisfied with how plain she looked. “Get in.” The […]

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