Impulsive Vow to an Enigmatic Husband novel Chapter 709

Granny Rebecca said, "You guys are already hitched, but haven't had a wedding. It's always been a bit of a bummer to me. Today, I'm giving you these bracelets, hoping you'll have a baby soon and love each other forever."

Cornelia took them with both hands, "Thanks, Granny! We wish you a long life and eternal youth."

After the gift-giving was over, it was time to eat.

Before dinner, Cornelia made an excuse to go to the restroom. There, she texted Taylor sneakily, ["Taylor, I've got a piece of news, can you publish it?"]

Taylor replied, ["Anything but news about President Hartley, I'd post. Send it over, let's see."]

Cornelia replied, ["It's actually news about our very own President Hartley."]

After a moment of silence, Taylor responded, ["Aren't you afraid of kicking the bucket after making the big bucks?"]

Cornelia replied, ["If we don't publish it, someone else definitely will tomorrow. Do you dare?"]

When Marcus and Cornelia first entered the Hartley family's house, the grand welcome ceremony arranged by the old lady attracted many neighbors. Some were taking photos outside the gate. Though the yard was private and the interior couldn't be seen from outside, just a shot of Marcus bringing his wife home to the Hartley family would be enough. This news could make a fortune once it was out.

Cornelia figured it was better to seize the opportunity herself.

Taylor understood that risk and reward go hand in hand. He paused for a moment, then replied, ["If you're not scared, then what am I worried about? Spill the beans, I'll publish it right away. We're gonna make a killing tonight."]

Cornelia replied, ["The President of the Hartley Group brought his wife back to the Hartley Mansion, lovey-dovey as ever."]

Taylor replied, ["You even got the headline ready, seems like you don't need me."]

Cornelia replied, ["You're essential, you're mega useful, so don't play humble!"] Then, she sent a photo of Marcus’ back and the festively decorated Hartley family home, ["How do these two photos look?"]