Mistaking The CEO For A Gigolo Chapter 1908
Chapter 1908 Benefits
Janice’s second attempt at disguising her fury behind a smile was more sessful. “I know I used to
be resentful of Wilbur and Maya. As Dad said, we should let bygones be bygones and look forward to
the future. I am now Nichs’ fiancée and the mother of his child. It would not be proper for me to think
of Wilbur that way anymore. My grudge with Maya is now a thing of the past.”
At a reciliatory gesture, she got to her feet to refill Maya’s ss of wine. “Please don’t trouble yourself,
Janice. I can do it.”
“Not at all,” Janice insisted. “You must have servants at home during mealtimes, don’t you? Let me
serve you tonight. Think of it as a chance for me to apologize for what transpired before.”
“But you’re pregnant!” eximed Maya in disbelief. “It’s not good for you or the baby to be on your feet
so often!” The men nced at each other ufortably as they observed the tension in the air from
the increasingly formal gestures of amodation between the two women.
Rodney felt that if Janice was as sincere as she portrayed herself to be, she would finally take up some
responsibility for the sake of her unborn baby. Once the child is old enough, I’ll send her away with a
large sum of money and hopefully never hear from her again.
Wilbur’s involvement with Maya turned out to be another advantageous urrence for Rodney. The
possibilities of what he would be able to achieve by exploiting the connection to the Seet family sent a
chill of delight down Rodney’s spine.
As unnoteworthy as Nichs’ wedding to Janice is, the boy must learn to push his advantage and
make the best of it if such an opportunity presents itself. D*mn it. He should have married a girl from a
rich family to provide at least one useful connection for our family! What would I do with a daughter-in-
Wilbur frowned as he watched the exchange between the women. This sudden change in Janice’s
attitude points to a future benefit she hopes to reap for herself. She’ll cause harm to Maya if I’m not
careful around her.
Contrary to his brother, Nichs appeared excited at the prospect of Janice having something up her
sleeve that she would not hesitate to deploy to achieve her quest.
What if the child turns out to be as ruthless as her? I surely hope not!
That unpleasant thought forcefully reminded Nichs of how he and his mother had treated his
brother. Janice is treating Maya in the exact same way as how we used to treat Wilbur.
Mabel had caused the death of Wilbur’s mother in an attempt to be the new Mrs. Simpson. From
the moment she was made Rodney’s legitimate wife, Mabel had put on the facade of a loving
stepmother to safeguard her reputation against the ruthless manner in which she had ascended to her
new position.
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In actual fact, Mabel had always borne resentment toward her stepson.
The fear of Wilbur’s knowledge of the true circumstances surrounding his mother’s death had always
haunted Mabel. On more than one asion, Nichs had caught his mother wishing for an ident
that would im his brother’s life and secure his silence.
What about me? I’m exactly the same as Mom. Wilbur is always outdoing me at work in one way or
another. I have to pretend to be his obedient little brother despite my grudge against him for fear of
affecting what Rodney thought of me.
In order to avoid a confrontation with Wilbur and make the situation unpleasant for his mother, Nichs
decided to bite his tongue to preserve Mabel’s untarnished facade of the perfect stepmother.
It seems that I share more simrities with Janice than I would like to admit. In an ironic twist, we are a
match made in heaven after all. Even if the baby does not inherit any of Janice’s awful qualities by
some miracle, it will still turn out to be a degenerate if it’s anything like me.
“Does it taste good, my dear sister-inw?”
“Please don’t call me that,” muttered Maya with difort. “Just call me Maya, will you?”
As one, the men were brought out of their reveries.
“Let her,” cried Rodney, delighted by the official recognition of his connection to Maya. “You’re going to
be her sister-inw when you marry Wilbur. We might as well start getting used to it!”
“I’m ttered, but as long as we aren’t married, I would like to be addressed as Maya.”
“It doesn’t matter what I call you. I already feel as if we know each other better!” Janice chirped.
“What about you two, Maya?” Rodney interjected. “When are you nning on getting married? Janice
and Nichs are already engaged. When are you going to get that done?”
“A wedding is not to be taken lightly,” replied Maya politely but evasively. I still want to observe the
Simpsons before Imit!
“That’s right,” added Wilbur. “We’ve been too busy filming the show and managing thepany as of
late to give nning a wedding much thought.”