Chapter 53

Thinking this, the woman scornfully looked at Kelly. Impatient to speak with Kelly, she pulled out her phone, ready to find someone to handle the situation.

As she did so, another woman emerged from the Land Rover, stopping her. "Dana, let's go," she said. Dana frowned and retorted, "I can handle this."

Kelly, standing between the two cars, was taking pictures with her phone as evidence. Seeing the woman exiting the Land Rover, she was surprised, staring for a moment before asking, "Are you Sally Bennett?"

"Do you know me?" Sally replied, slightly surprised.

To be a competent assistant, Kelly had meticulously prepared. She'd gathered information on the entire Bennett family, familiarizing herself with all their details. She'd seen photos of Sally but never met her in person, so she wasn't entirely certain.

However, Kelly was now sure the woman before her was Sally Bennett. Subconsciously glancing at Lauren, Kelly noticed Lauren lowering the car window. Sally saw Lauren sitting in the backseat.

"Lauren?" Sally exclaimed, equally surprised.

Kelly rushed to Lauren and introduced herself to Sally. "My name is Kelly, and I am Miss Bennett's assistant." Hearing this, Sally glanced at Kelly, then at the Bentley. Smiling, she said, "I didn't expect to meet you here!"

Sally then pulled Dana aside and said to Lauren, "It's our fault, and we're so sorry. I'll arrange for your car to be repaired."

Still suffering from a headache, Lauren wanted no further conversation. She nodded and dismissed Kelly.

"We're leaving, Miss Bennett," Kelly said to Sally as the car window slowly closed.

Back in the Land Rover, the round-faced woman in the passenger seat exclaimed excitedly, "She's your sister? Pretty, but a bit haughty, I think."

Dana scoffed coldly, "I'd say she didn't dare face Sally directly."

The round-faced woman agreed, "You're right. After being lost for eighteen years, she can't compare to Sally."

Turning to Sally in the backseat, she continued, "See that Bentley? A few days ago, she was a poor student, and today she drives a Bentley But it's not new. Why did your family get her a secondhand car?"

Sally looked at Lauren's Bentley and frowned. "Mom bought her a Ferrari."

"How much?"

"About $2,000,000."

"But that Bentley is about $5,000,000."

"Such a greedy woman," Dana sneered.

His Secret Millionairess Wife

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