Married to the Boss: A Love in Disguise by Ava Green

“Lumma, have you been hurt in love? Why do you not believe in love at such a young age?” Judy asked pointedly.
“I haven’t been hurt to that extent, but I have been influenced,” Lumma’s mind conjured up the image of a person and
remembered what that person had once said to her. She didn’t deny that she didn’t believe in love and that it was influenced by
that person, but it wasn’t solely due to that person’s influence.
The main reason is that nowadays, the premise for many people to get married is whether the other person has money, a house,
and a car. Men want to find a wealthy woman to make their lives easier for the next twenty years. Women want to marry a
wealthy man so that they can buy whatever they want after marriage and never worry about money.
Because Lumma has seen too many cases like this, she feels that marriage now is not just about getting married. It’s more like a
business transaction. After getting married, it’s not about living life together with the other person, but rather living life together
with money, houses, annovelxo.com fast updated cars. It’s just cohabitation, and there’s no room for love.
Judy asked, “Lumma, does that mean you don’t love your husband at all?”
Adam, who had been silent all along, tensed up instantly at Judy’s question. He was even more eager than Judy to hear
Lumma’s answer, but at the same time, he was afraid of hearing Lumma’s answer.
“Whether I love him or not doesn’t matter. What matters is that we are already husband and wife,” Lumma and her siblings knew
Lucas, and Lumma had nothing to hide, “As long as Lucas is willing to live a good life with me, I will also maintain this marriage
well and live a good life with him. I will never have second thoughts. If one day he finds another woman and wants to divorce me,
I will respect his wishes.”
Lumma’s answer was within Adam’s expectations but also beyond his expectations. In fact, he should have thought long ago that
Lumma had the same idea as him in managing this marriage. Once married, they would live their lives together and never betray
this marriage.
Judy was stunned by Lumma’s words. “Lumma, how can you be so calm and rational about your marriage? Is it that you don’t
love him, or is it that your thoughts are too mature...”
Judy wanted to continue, but Adam, who had been silent all along, spoke up and relieved Lumma, “Stop obsessing over these
questions of love or no love. It’s getting late, let’s enjoy the food and get some rest.”
“I’m full,” Judy put down his forks, “Lumma, let’s go to the Preivlille Tower to see the night view later. It’s said that the night view
of the Preivlille Tower is particularly beautiful when it’s snowing.”

Lumma was just about to enjoy the snow and agreed without thinking, “Okay.”
Judy turned to Adam and asked, “Adam, would you like to come with us?”
Lumma’s heart tightened when she heard Judy’s question. It would be so romantic for the two of them to go see the snow
together. Why did they have to invite her immediate superior to join them?
To go together with her immediate superior to see the snow under the famous romantic Preivlille Tower, how uncomfortable
would she feel? Could Judy understand?
As Lumma silently prayed in her heart that Adam wouldn’t agree to go see the snow with them, Adam indeed directly refused
Judy’s invitation, “I’m not interested in these childish things. I won’t spend my time on such matters. ”
Judy blinked at him, trying to signal him that she was creating an opportunity for him to pursue his wife, but Adam turned a blind
eye, “Lumma, I’m afraid you won’t be able to go to the Preivlille Tower to see the snow tonight. We still have some work to do
later.