The Big Shot's Movie Star Wife Is Beautiful and Sassy

The next day, when Daisy Zane woke up, the sky outside was still a bit gray.

She turned her head and saw Kevin Clark sleeping beside her.

He was still in the same position as before he fell asleep, lying on his side with his arm as a pillow. His other hand held hers all this time.

Daisy watched him for a while.

His skin was very good, smooth and radiant. He had long eyebrows and thick eyelashes, a tall, straight nose, and lips as red as cinnabar, seductive and bewitching.

If Mrs. Clark had given birth to a daughter at that time, she would undoubtedly be a stunning and sexy beauty.

A beauty that people would spend thousands to buy a smile from.

But being a man made it even better. The ancient and elegant gentleman had a fascinating and licentious face, and there was also a mysterious oppression about him.

Contradictions collide, yet they were extremely harmonious and attractive.

If there really was a creator, when he created Kevin Clark, he must have carefully pondered, cautiously and carefully, over and over again, slowly chiseling him out.

He must have been his most satisfying work.

Daisy looked at him for a while longer and gently pulled her hand out, trying to get up.

But as soon as she moved a little, Kevin Clark suddenly opened his eyes.

Groggy, with a hint of redness at the bottom of his eyes. Even more, like a fairy from the Fairy Clan.

As their eyes met, Kevin Clark smiled first: “Awake?”

Daisy immediately sat up and pulled her hand away from his: “Yeah.”

Kevin Clark also sat up, rubbing his numb arm: “It’s still early, let’s sleep a little more. I’ll cook later.”

“No need.” Daisy smoothed her hair and said, “I’m going to the mountain to tell my grandma. The road is a bit far.”

Kevin Clark looked at her and said: “Alright, I’ll cook and wait for you at home.

Be careful.’

“Okay.”

When Daisy came down from the mountain, they ate and packed things, tidied up the house, and left.

They both had cars, so they could only drive one each back.

Kevin Clark led the way, and Daisy followed him in her car.

Winding around the mountain road, they finally left the mountain area in the afternoon.

As soon as they reached an area with signal, both their cell phones started ringing.

But since they were driving, neither of them paid any attention.

Only when they stopped at the rest area did they both look at the messages on their phones.

It was then that Daisy realized that her alt account had been exposed.

Kevin Clark had naturally found out about it as well. He sat in Daisy’s copilot seat, knowing she had seen the message, and said directly: “Juan Wright has found Amelia Miles.

Daisy had also received a message from Holt Lawrence, which mentioned not only Amelia Miles but also Olivia Chester, and the original account that belonged to a celebrity.

“Xavier Dominic sent the evidence of her buying the paid trolls to John Anderson.”

Daisy looked at Kevin Clark, paused for two seconds, and then laughed: “He really did quite a number.”

Seeing that she didn’t take the matter to heart, Kevin Clark felt slightly relieved. He also smiled and said: “He said he’s not good at solving problems but great at creating them for others.”

“Pretty self-aware.” Daisy replied, while sending a text message to Morris and Hill Dawson, telling them not to worry about it.

Then she said, “Let’s find a hotel in the city tonight. We’ll head back to the Imperial Capital tomorrow.”

“Okay.”

Amelia Miles and John Anderson stayed in the Imperial Capital for one night before returning to Truro City.

It wasn’t until the evening when John Anderson came home and opened his computer to deal with some work issues that he discovered the evidence of Amelia buying paid trolls in his inbox.

A screenshot of a chat and the transaction information and real-name registration information of Amelia Miles’ bank card.

Amelia hadn’t come home that night either. She had just taken a bath and came to the study room to find him: “John, do you have any work to deal with?” John looked away from the computer and at her.

For the first time, Amelia saw John looking at her expressionlessly, and her heart skipped a beat: “What’s the matter? Did something happen?”

John looked back at the computer: “Come here and take a look.”

“What’s the matter, it’s so serious.” Amelia said as she walked over to him.

She had a sweet smile on her face, but as soon as she saw what was on the computer screen, her pupils suddenly constricted.

It was as if something heavy had collided near her ears, making a buzzing sound.

All the hair on her body stood on end.

She had deleted the chat log, so why did this material show up on John’s computer?