His Housewife Had Secret Identities novel Chapter 384

Isn’t Niamh supposed to be so skilled at restoration?

Now that she’s crippled, Marina was eager to see just how Niamh planned to repair antique jewelry with ruined hands.

Marina had already contacted the Solmaris Museum herself. In the end, they’d agreed: she and Niamh would restore the piece side by side, and whichever of them did the better job would win the commission.

Marina wanted Jonathan to witness, with his own eyes, the moment she utterly defeated Niamh.

A woman with both hands ruined, unable even to take care of herself—there was no way someone like Jonathan would give her a second glance.

This time, Marina was determined to crush Niamh so thoroughly she’d never recover.

After the gala, almost half the guests had become Marina’s new clients. She was certain the other half would be hers as well, once she finished restoring the museum’s antiques.

By then, Niamh would have nothing left.

As for Elmer, Marina honestly hoped Niamh would end up bedridden, needing constant care, so Elmer could spend his days doting on her.

With the two of them inseparable, Niamh would finally stop chasing after Jonathan.

The Thomas Group.

Prescott could tell Jonathan was in a foul mood, but a report was a report.

“Mr. Thomas, those thugs have been found… Their hands are done for, and they’re locked up now…”

Jonathan said nothing.

“And, uh, the orthopedic doctor you requested… Miss Rivers sent him away.”

Jonathan, sitting at his desk, suddenly looked up, eyes sharp.

Prescott nearly jumped.

It had been a long time since Jonathan had looked at anyone like that.

“When did I ever ask for an orthopedic doctor?”

Prescott’s mouth twitched.

Would I go out of my way to find a specialist if you hadn’t told me to?

“And those medications…”

“Throw them out,” Jonathan cut him off.

“Yes, sir. I’ll do it now.”

Prescott had barely turned to leave before Jonathan stopped him again.

“Bring them back first, then throw them out.”

Prescott: …

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