The Substitute Wife: My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire
Chapter 1146

Chapter 1146

The Substitute Wife: My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

Chapter 1146 Catch The Thief

Mandy spat soil and a leaf from her mouth. Her clothes and hair were filthy and disheveled. There waseven a vibrant purple ring around her eye. It was obvious she had been punched.

Janet strode toward her and asked, “Mandy, why aren’t you at W Marks? Why are you here? Are you athief?”

“Janet, tell these people to release me!” Mandy shouted. She knelt on the floor. Her arms were claspedbehind her back by the gardener. She glared up at Janet, feeling humiliated.

Ten minutes earlier, Mandy was in her car. She had been waiting outside for a long time, but there hadbeen no response from Draco. What’s more, Janet and the designers hadn’t emerged from the houseeither.

Mandy couldn’t prove they were there, nor did she know what they were doing. Frustrated, she got outof the car and approached the villa. She wanted to see what was going on.

If she could record a video or audio of Janet trying to poach the designers, Draco would have to believeher. Fortunately, the villa didn’t seem to be heavily guarded. There was no one at the door.

Mandy sneaked into the garden but encountered a servant heading toward her. Just as she was aboutto escape, a gardener appeared. He punched her in the right eye and dragged her into the house. Thisis Tasha’s house. It’s up to her whether to let you go or not,” Janet replied, calmly. “What are you doinghere?”

Mandy laughed angrily. “I am here to get evidence of your poaching. You’re an ungrateful wretch, tryingto poach designers from Draco?”

“Do you have any evidence for this accusation? I am doing no such thing. We’re visiting a colleaguewho has just given birth,” Janet replied, disdainfully.

Mandy rolled her eyes and sneered. “Why bother to lie? Do you really think I am that naïve? There areno pregnant designers in the W Marks Studio. That’s a clumsy lie!” Mandy roared.

As she finished speaking, a baby’s cry erupted from the crowd.

Trying to calm the child, Tasha stared at Mandy unhappily and said, “Let her go. I have been onmaternity leave. That’s why you haven’t seen me before. But I was a designer for W Marks; everyonehere will testify to that, and I recently gave birth to my son.”

Several colleagues said, “Yes. Tasha is a designer at W Marks. You can call Mr. Wesley to confirm thatif you don’t believe us.”

“It’s disgusting. You wronged Janet before knowing what’s going on.”

Everyone stared at her, repulsed. Mandy looked at the crying baby and realized she had really made amistake.

But she was Mandy Hamilton; and she would never admit that she was in the wrong.

Mandy rubbed her sore wrists and stood up. She raised her head and said, “You can say whatever youwant as Mr. Wesley isn’t here to dispute it. But lunch break is almost over, and you are still idlingaround. Your salary will be deducted!”

Everyone gritted their teeth and left, feeling sulky and resentful.

Before she left, Janet turned to Tasha and apologized. “I’m so sorry. We just wanted to come and visityou, but I didn’t realize this would happen.”

“It’s not a big deal,” Tasha said, patting her baby’s back. She frowned at Mandy, who stood guardingthe door. “That woman is a troublemaker. Be careful.”

“Don’t worry. I can handle her.” Janet stroked the baby boy’s tender cheek and left, smiling. A familiarMercedes then met them at the front doo and Draco got out of the car.