The Innocent Wife of Scheming President novel Chapter 227

"Sister-in-law, you don't have to be shy. I didn't see anything." Aoba Hoyle said behind them. When they arrived in the private room, Aoba sat down opposite them with a grin, staring them without blinking, "You just treat me as the air."

How did he feel like he was an unwanted third guest?

The dishes were all pre-ordered. They were exquisite. Anyway, Olive didn’t know these dishes’ names. Alan Hoyle didn't need waiters to serve for him. After the dishes were served, he let all waiters go out.

Alan Hoyle picked up a bowl of food and pushed it in front of Olive, "Eat more."

Olive murmured, "How do I feel my life is nothing but eating and sleeping after I am with you? It’s really a pig-like life."

Aoba Hoyle almost squirted the food out. This sister-in-law could really tease herself.

Alan Hoyle smiled and said, "Well, aren't you still at work now?"

Aoba Hoyle really took this opportunity to ask the questions in his mind, "Brother, why not let the sister-in-law work in your own company?"

Alan Hoyle sighed, "I want to do it too, but she didn't agree with it."

As long she was happy, he could accept she stayed where she was now.

"Why, sister-in-law, wouldn't it be better? You two can stay together every day. You don't know how many women are around my brother. If you don’t watch him carefully, he will be snatched away." Aoba Hoyle threatened.

Olive smiled, "If it's yours, others can't take it away. If it's not yours, you can't force it. If he falls in love with others so easily, he will be useless for me. It's better to dump him."

"Wow, brother, my sister-in-law is threatening you." Aoba Hoyle shouted. She knew the love clearly. She was really a woman different from Ophelia Meyer.

Alan Hoyle smiled, "I'm happy. It’s none of your business."

Aoba Hoyle naturally couldn't care about his brother. He even felt that their mother cared about them too much. During this period of time, what he heard much was her mother’s sighs, or she complained about his elder brother's unfilial, and then she told him and his sister not to be like his older brother.

But he felt that his older brother was happier than before, happier than at any time in the past five years. Their mother still didn't understand that it was her self-righteousness that pushed her children away from her, making them deviant one by one.

His sister once said to him, "Mum will ruin the happiness of the three of us sooner or later."

Fortunately, the eldest brother had already been out of home. He found a breakthrough for the three of them.