My Wife is an Aloof Beauty

"Excuse me! If you invited me to this meeting only to insult me and my family, then there is no reason for me to stay here any longer," Annie said while getting up from the chair. She was beyond furious right now. Had she known that Eugenia was such a mean and foul mouthed woman, she would never even have taken the effort to leave the house and come here in the first place. She deeply regretted ever coming here. What was she thinking? Not only was it a waste of time, but now, some stranger had unnecessarily insulted her and her family. It would have been avoided if she had just stayed home.

"Wait a minute. Why in a hurry to leave? I am not finished with my words yet. What? Are you afraid that I will do something to you?" Eugenia said slowly in an arrogant tone. She even picked up her cup of coffee and had a sip without looking at Annie, as if she was sure that Annie would not leave. She could bet that Annie was still curious about why she had asked her out here in the first place.

"I am not afraid of you. I just don't have time to listen to your vicious words," Annie retorted back. She stopped in her tracks, but she didn't sit down. She just looked down at Eugenia with a cold look on her face. She was nice, but it didn't mean that she would let anyone insult her like that.

"Hah! You are too arrogant and cocky for a small jewelry designer." As soon as Eugenia heard that there was a woman in Rain's life, she immediately started looking into it. She had someone checking Annie's background until she thought she knew enough about her. She was just a jewelry designer that caught Rain's eyes only because she had his children. She was a nobody, and shouldn't have that kind of confidence and arrogance.

"Do you have something against jewelry designers? I make a living using my own talent." Annie gritted her teeth and gripped her hands into tight fists. She had never been this angry before. And to be honest, it was also her first time being treated so badly by someone she met for the first time. Eugenia was just too rabid and obnoxious that Annie's face couldn't help but flush with anger.

"Well, I can't say for sure. If you really

Drugged one night by her ex-boyfriend, a mysterious man took advantage of her in an ecstatic night filled with sex.

To take her revenge, she married the man, and used him.

"As long as I'm alive, I'm still his legal wife, while all of you are just his mistresses."

She remained adamant even when he was involved in scandals with other women.

Eventually she stormed off after she learned that he had betrayed her again.But life brought her back to him a few years later, to his astonishment.

o kids and got back together with Rain. It was hard for Eugenia to believe that she was not back in Rain's life for money and money only.

"I don't give a damn if you believe it or not. I didn't get married with Rain for money. Only shallow people like you would think that money is everything. To be honest, I even feel sorry for you. That's all you have in your life." Annie looked at Eugenia with disdain and pity in her eyes. She was being honest. She truly felt sorry for her. The bitch could only see money in her life and that was just sad.

"Don't make yourself sound that great. We will see. I am sure that you are after his money. It may not show now but everything will be revealed sooner or later. We all have our eyes on you, you fucking gold digger." Eugenia was so sure about her guess. She had seen way too many materially obessed girls like Annie. And she could never fool her. No matter what Annie said and claimed to be, Eugenia knew better.

"Well, then open your dog eyes and see. And don't ever call me a gold digger ever again or I will lose the tiny respect I have for people like you and give you what you deserve." Annie couldn't help but insult back. She was beyond furious after hearing Eugenia's hurtful and condescending words. She was just ridiculous! Annie couldn't believe that she had wasted so much time talking with this shameless woman. She was also a bit angry at herself for ever agreeing to meet her.