Substitute Groom: Married To An Enemy novel Chapter 10

Fiona knocked at the door and entered when she heard Moriah give her permission to enter. She went in and found Moriah sitting on the couch reading a book.

"Moriah, dear," Fiona called out to her.

Moriah turned towards the owner of the voice and put down the book on the coffee table.

Moriah smiled. "Mom, do you need something?"

"I want to go shopping, can you come along?" asked Fiona with puppy eyes.

Seeing her imploring eyes, Moriah can't say no to her mother in law.

"Mom, give me a bit of time to get ready," she headed to the closet to change.

She undressed facing the mirror. She gasped upon seeing numerous hickeys on her chest, the valley between her breasts. She gritted her teeth seeing her reflection, her fury burned all the more.

She needed to buy a night gown for tonight's black tie event as the concealer couldn't hide the marks Ethan left on her body.

"You don't need to worry about the evening gown, your gown will be delivered in the afternoon," Ethan said while he stared at her intensely.

She covered her body and whispered - yelled at him, "Get out of here!"

Ethan advanced as Moriah backed away. Ethan held her back to prevent her from falling.

"Don't be shy, I've seen it all," he bent over and sealed her lips with his own, greedily kissing her.

Ethan tasted metallic when he was bitten by Moriah. Unlocking their lips, Ethan licked his lips. Moriah's forest green eyes blazed with fury which made her more alluring. He leaned over to kiss her again, but Moriah pushed him, saying, "Your mom's waiting for me."

Ethan's phone rang, he answered, walking out on Moriah. She heaved a sigh of relief as she watched Ethan leave.

Fearing that Ethan would come back, she quickly dressed up and exited the closet.

"Young madam Miller, the old madam Miller is already waiting in the car,' butler George told Moriah as she came down the stairs.

"Thank you, Uncle George," Moriah spoke to the servants with great respect that her parents told her to treat people with the utmost respect, regardless of where they stand in life.

Fiona told the chauffeur to drive them to the shopping mall. As they arrived at the shopping mall, Fiona wanted to have coffee first before going to shop. She wanted to have a chat with Moriah first before shopping.

"When did you meet Ethan?" asked Fiona when they were waiting for their coffee.

"When we were in high school," Moriah answered.

"Really?!" Fiona was surprised, she never saw Moriah whenever they had a party.

"Did you date at that time?" She asked again.

"No, we didn't," she felt uneasy talking about his nemesis, now her husband.

"How long did you date?" Ethan never mentioned any woman to her. She only sees her son on the news with different women each month. But she never saw Moriah in any of them.

"We didn't date that long and got married instead," Moriah felt bad telling lies.

How could she tell her mother in law that Ethan married her because his best friend left her at the altar.

"My son fell head over heels for you that's why he married you at once," Fiona chuckled.

It took all of Moriah's will to hold back from rolling her eyes. She laughed from within hearing that her sworn enemy fell in love with her. What a joke.