The Mysterious Billionaire and His Substitute Bride (Ethan and Janet) novel Chapter 484

"What do you think? If it's not to your liking, I can refuse the Gray family." Noticing that Lila was being hesitant, Johanna let out a long sigh. "Aren't you satisfied with the family I chose for you?"

Lila indeed wasn't satisfied with this arrangement, but she didn't dare to voice her thoughts.

She wanted to leave a good impression on both Johanna and Beal.

If Johanna had arranged for her to marry into a well-known rich family in Barnes to enjoy the rest of her life, Lila wouldn't be so angry.

Janet had married Brandon, a billionaire, nonetheless. As her elder sister, Lila was arranged to marry a man from a medium family. How could Lila accept this?

Lila's face immediately turned pale and tears were building up behind her eyes.

"I didn't mean that, Mom. The Gray family sounds like a good family. You're right. Janet already got married. It's my turn now to tie the knot." Lila couldn't directly say that she didn't like the marriage her mother had arranged, so she hesitated and said, "I haven't seen the man yet and I have no idea what kind of person he is. I'm afraid it won't be appropriate to agree right away."

Johanna studied Lila quietly. She had been in the business world for so many years and dealt with all kinds of people, so she could easily see right through Lila.

If Lila liked something, she would never have such a reluctant expression on her face.

When the Gray family offered this proposal, Beal hesitated for a good while. After all, there was a huge gap between these two families in regard to social status and wealth. It was understandable that Lila didn't want to marry beneath herself.

Of course, Johanna had mulled it over in her head.

However, other than that she was the daughter of the White family, Lila had no other advantages.

Johanna liked gardening. It was now early spring. The garden was filled with blooming peonies and roses, altogether looking very beautiful.

Lila picked out a dress for the party rather casually. Johanna straightened out her dress and reminded her in a gentle voice, "Remember to greet the Grays when they come and make sure to be polite. Their whole family's coming tonight. You should make a good impression with these people."

Lila nodded stiffly at her mother. She was the daughter of the White family and from an early age, others had always taken care to fawn over her. Since when was she reduced to humbling herself in front of others?

Just then, the doorbell sounded out.

As the door was opened, several people walked into their home. A man in his late twenties was among them.