His Secret Spoiled Wife (Lily and Alexander) novel Chapter 187

Nathaniel was overjoyed. He held the debit card with one of his hands and Melanie's hand with the other. " Mel, we can finally get married!”

Melanie glanced at the card and coldly shrugged his hand off her. "Really?"

"Look. This card is a gift from my mom, meaning she has already approved you as her daughter-in-law. I know what she said earlier made you upset, but don't overthink them because she meant nothing ill. She just wants the best for me, that's all.”

"I'm sure she wants that. She even chose a wife for you. However, I am not the woman she thinks is qualified to be her daughter-in-law." Melanie was mad upon thinking of what Nathaniel's mother had said earlier.

'She kept talking about Lily when I was the one who sat in front of her! I am the woman who will marry her son, not Lily!'

Melanie could tell that Nathaniel’s mother looked down on her, making her uncomfortable.

"You’re upset again, aren’t you? I told you my mom didn’t mean what she said. It doesn’t matter how

much she likes Lily because the most important thing is I don’t like her. What can my mom do about that? I am the one getting married, so her opinions will only

remain as opinions and not a deciding factor. Her words can’t change anything!" Nathaniel coaxed Melanie patiently because he knew she felt aggrieved due to this matter.

"Really?" Melanie turned to look at him and said," What if you change your mind?"

After walking around, he realized that someone was absent again. He called the person in charge of the lab over. "Where’s Olivia? Did she apply for leave again? Or is she playing hooky at work?”

'This stupid b*tch was only obedient for a few days. What is she up to again now?'

"Mr. Hall, that's not it. She said she resigned from work," the person in charge said softly. He thought Nathaniel knew about the matter.

"Resigned?” Nathaniel raised his voice. "When did she resign? Who approved her resignation? I didn't accept her resignation letter! I disapproved of her resignation! Call her now! Call her and ask her to come here this instant! She's going overboard!” He stood, arms akimbo, as he ordered fiercely.

The person in charge made a call with mindful movements before he said, "The call isn’t going through.”