Leena just smiled forcefully. She withdrew her hand, feeling awkward as she dropped it to her side. She had thought that Louisa would at least return the friendly gesture. But it looked like she was wrong. Was she stupid to think that everybody could be nice?

  "Louisa, what are you doing?" Kevin saw the exchange between the two women. He frowned and looked at Leena, an apology in his eyes. He didn't know what had gotten into Louisa. Why would she act like this? He had always called Louisa 'Miss Ye' before, but she vexed him. He addressed her by her first name, being stern.

  "Kevin, she is just a housekeeper. Why do you even care?" Even though Louisa saw Kevin help Leena with her hair, she didn't read too much into it. She thought that he was being nice and it was just a spur-of-the-moment action. What she didn't realize was that an employer would never be that intimate with someone who was just his employee.

  "What? Housekeeper? Who told you that Leena is my housekeeper?! For your information, she is my one and only wife!" Kevin stared at Louisa with anger in his eyes. What was she saying? Why was she acting so arrogantly toward Leena? 'She must be out of her mind right now.' he thought. Even if Leena was actually his housekeeper, it would be very ill-mannered of Louisa to treat her like that.

  "Umm…… What? Are you telling me that this woman is your wife? How is that possible?" Louisa took a step back in utter disbelief at what she heard. She couldn't accept his harsh words. Was Kevin joking? Was he messing with her? He must be, ri

  ship. I am very fortunate to have her as my wife," Kevin said, looking at Louisa with disdain. She had absolutely no right to talk about Leena like that. As a matter of fact, she shouldn't insult ANYONE like that. She was being extremely presumptuous and disrespectful. He had considered her a nice girl, but it seemed to him that he had been awfully wrong. Besides, whether or not Leena was the right one for him was none of her business. Only Kevin could decide that. He had spoken the truth. Leena was the one for him. It didn't matter what Louisa believed.

  "But won't you feel embarrassed and ashamed when you take her out? That such a woman is your wife?" Louisa insisted. She presumed that Leena was from an ordinary family and didn't have much money. She was not afraid to hurt her or make her angry. 'Besides, what could Leena do to me anyway?' Louisa thought haughtily. Kevin had clearly made a big mistake. But it was all right, because she had set her mind to make him realize that. She was being mean and hurtful on purpose.