Mr. CEO's Substitute Bride

Knowing the Lancaster Family has money, Juliana Lancaster still thought Violet Zimmerman’s words were exaggerated.

Choosing one a little farther away, they’re all in the same courtyard, how far could it really be?

Although thinking this in her heart, she still smiled politely on the surface and said, "The two of them can move back by themselves. I’ve been living here for decades, and I’m used to being old neighbors."

Violet Zimmerman raised her voice eagerly, "Evander, Sophia, did you hear that? Your mother-in-law agreed, no going back on it!"

Sophia Hamilton looked at Evander Lancaster with speechlessness, what had her mother agreed to? It was just a polite remark, why when it got to her did the meaning get twisted!

Previously, Evander Lancaster moved out to live independently because he didn’t want to see his mother and "Uncle." Now the truth is out, and moving back to the old mansion is an acknowledgment of his wife’s status. Although he doesn’t care where he lives, he wants to give his wife recognition.

So, on the day Sophia Hamilton was discharged, she was directly taken to the Lancaster Family’s old mansion by Violet Zimmerman.

Sitting in this stretched Lincoln again, Sophia Hamilton was filled with mixed emotions, having been "invited" multiple times by Violet Zimmerman in the past, been given checks to leave, and later even forced to go to the hospital for an abortion...

Sophia Hamilton didn’t know what had happened recently to cause such a drastic change in Violet Zimmerman’s attitude. Naturally, the fight between father and son was something Evander Lancaster would never "share" with her.

"Mother-in-law, just stay at home for now. Evander has to work during the day, and Sophia would feel uncomfortable being alone, so you should stay and keep her company."

In the car, Violet Zimmerman sincerely invited, sitting on the same side of the seat with Juliana Lancaster, with the other side cleared out to let Sophia Hamilton lie down.

The little one lay in the crib right next to Violet Zimmerman, almost feeling inseparably affectionate.

"This... isn’t it inconvenient?" Juliana Lancaster hesitated, knowing there would be a nanny at home, but as a mother, who wouldn’t want to personally take care of their daughter during postpartum recovery.

"Oh? What’s inconvenient about it!" Violet Zimmerman laughed and said, "We’re not living together, don’t worry about it."

The rapid change in Violet Zimmerman’s attitude has everything to do with Joseph Lancaster. It’s not just women; apparently, when a man talks in bed, it’s just as effective.

"Well... alright." Juliana Lancaster instinctively looked at her son-in-law taking care of her daughter across from her. Seeing him smiling and nodding at her, she hesitated a bit, but still agreed.

Her daughter in postpartum recovery had a special condition, so she’ll stay for a while and go back when her daughter reaches a full month.

The stretched Lincoln drove up to the Lancaster Family’s old mansion gate, where the security gave a standard salute to the Lincoln. Seeing this scene, Juliana Lancaster was a bit confused, thinking to herself, rich people’s customs are really hard to understand.

When the Lincoln slowly drove through the gate, Juliana Lancaster was truly shocked by the scenery outside through the car window.

That day Violet Zimmerman said, if you don’t want to live too close, just pick one farther away; it turns out... the Lancaster Family’s old mansion is really this magnificent!

On both sides of the road are lawns and trees, with artificial rock formations and lakes, and scattered villas, each with its own small courtyard. The architectural style of the old mansion is similar to the estates where the royal nobility lived in ancient times, with Evander Lancaster’s good family background, no wonder his mother was so against her daughter back then.

Seeing the Lancaster Family’s old mansion, Juliana Lancaster finally understood Violet Zimmerman’s feelings at the time.

Although she said, "If you don’t like it, live a little farther away," Violet Zimmerman still chose a villa closest to her own residence.

On the west side of her own house, at almost the same distance from her eldest son Robert Lancaster’s house.

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