Billionaire Lost to His Surrogate In A Love Game novel Chapter 10

After all, reality was different from fiction. In the world of fiction, the novelist had the final say as to the fate as well as development of loving affairs of both female and male protagonists.

“I am done with the talking. When the takeout comes, help me get it. I’ll take a nap and then get up to eat.”

Ophelia directly dropped onto the only bed available for sleeping and fell asleep within seconds.

After a while, Ophelia smelled the aroma and waked up. When she walked out of the bedroom with sleepy eyes, Madeleine was serving the dishes on the table.

“Madeleine, you made all these dishes? Didn’t I call for takeout?” Ophelia asked with confusion.

“You just experience heartbreak in love, so I cook some delicious dish to comfort your stomach.” Madeleine replied, laughing.

Ophelia looked at her suspiciously and said, “Madeleine, apart from writing your novel, you are just too lazy to move for a whole day. Why are you being so nice all of a sudden today?”

Madeleine took off her apron and threw it at Ophelia.

“Go wash your face, and then come back for your lunch. Stop dawdling. Otherwise, I won’t cook for you anymore.”

“Okay, I will go right now. It’s so rare for you to cook. Anyway, I should taste your food for you favor. However, tell me, are your dishes hard to swallow?”

After speaking, Ophelia ran back to the bedroom in a hurry.

“Disappear from my eyes.” Madeleine retorted, not sure whether she should cry or laugh.

Ophelia glanced at her sadly and said, “I know what you said makes sense. But even if I have to divorce him, I don’t want to take the property he transferred to me. I really don’t want my marriage with him to become a business deal.”

Madeleine looked at her as if she was an idiot.

“But isn’t your marriage just a deal?” Madeleine gave her another blow.

Upon hearing her words, Ophelia was stunned for a moment.

Then she lowered her head, appearing somewhat depressed.

“Madeleine, I am just an idiot, right?” Ophelia asked languidly.