My Identities Were Revealed After Marriage

Chapter 33

Levy led Sandra towards the school gate, where they found her parents waiting for them. Seeing Levy

and Sandra holding hands and chatting, her parents couldn't contain their happiness. They couldn't

believe that their daughter, who usually disliked physical contact with others, would allow someone to

touch her, let alone hold hands with a man she had only known for a few days. They wondered if their

daughter was falling in love or if she had started to trust people and be more open with them.

However, they maintained their composure and greeted the couple. Sandra's mother couldn't help but

become a bit emotional, saying, "Sandra, Levy, you're here! Come, come and give Mammy a hug. I

can't believe my little angel is starting university today. You've grown up so much, and Mammy is so

proud of you." Her eyes welled up with tears. Sandra, finding her mother's dramatic display amusing,

rolled her eyes and said, "Mom, you can stop with the drama. I'm already a grown woman, and I'm

married, mind you."

Her father, Andrew Smith, also expressed his pride, saying, "I'm so proud of you, my girl. I can't wait to

see you graduate and become the best doctor in the world." Sandra playfully responded, "Dad, Mom,

don't be too emotional. You'll make me cry, and if I cry, I'll look ugly in front of my husband. And that's

not good for my image at all."

Everyone burst into laughter, including Levy, who typically didn't laugh much. William, Levy's personal

assistant, stood nearby and couldn't help but smile. He believed that his boss may have found the right

woman. Sandra's parents seemed like good people, and their love for their daughter was evident. With

their love and protection, Sandra would be able to navigate life in the Anthony family more freely, which

would bring peace to Levy's mind.

William was also curious. Why weren't these ordinary people afraid of his boss? Not many people had

met Levy and remained so calm. Mr. and Mrs. Smith were just ordinary individuals, yet they showed noThis text is property of Nô/velD/rama.Org.

fear towards his master. He wondered if there was something beyond what they saw, if they had the

right information about the Anthony family.

He pondered these thoughts but didn't dare voice them. In just a few days of Sandra being with his

boss, he had witnessed the changes in Levy. If he wanted to live a free and happy life, he knew he had

to stay away from Sandra and not cause any trouble with her. He laughed at himself, realizing that over

the years, many people, especially women, had tried to build a relationship with him just to get closer to

his mysterious boss, Levy. Now, he had to keep his distance from Sandra if he wanted to continue

working for Levy.

Indeed, a wife is different from other women. Even if the marriage was arranged, Levy still respected

Sandra's rights as Mrs. Levy Anthony.

Sandra noticed that her parents were back in good spirits and suggested, "We better go to the

principal's office before it's too late. You know today is the first day of school, and there are many

students here to report. Let's hurry so that we can have lunch together." They asked for directions to

the principal's office and set off. Unbeknownst to them, there was someone watching them with intense

hatred. Given the chance, this person would harm them with their own hands.

That person was Stacey Smith, the younger daughter of the Smith family. As the campus Bella and a

popular figure due to her celebrity career, family background, and boyfriend, she couldn't simply enter

the school unnoticed. She wanted to wait for other students to arrive so that she could make a grand

entrance, showcasing her designer clothes and bags.

However, before she could step out of the car, she noticed a familiar vehicle parking at the school gate.

It was the same car that Sandra had been in during their encounter at Brovard restaurant, claiming it

belonged to her "stupid fiancé" — now husband. Stacey wanted to confirm who was in the car. If it

wasn't Sandra, her husband, or their personal assistant, it would prove that Sandra had been showing

off. Stacey refused to accept that Sandra could be better than her.

But to her dismay, William, the Anthony family's assistant, stepped out of the car and stood by its side.

After a few minutes, Sandra and Levy emerged, holding hands, chatting, and smiling as if they owned

the world. Stacey was so furious that she almost fainted. She couldn't believe that Sandra's claims

were true. How could Levy Anthony, whom rumors portrayed as stupid, poor, and ugly, turn out to be

different? Who spread those rumors? Stacey refused to accept that Sandra could be superior to her in

any way. She was determined to bring Sandra down, even if it meant destroying her life.

Before Stacey could recover from her shock, she saw Sandra's parents arriving in a new car, different

from the one they had before. They walked towards the school gate and embraced Sandra. They

exchanged words, and Sandra responded, which made them all laugh.