Betrayal At The Altar

Rachel took a deep breath and calmed herself down. “Thank you for telling me this, Mrs. Brown.”

Hearing her words, Mrs. Brown was stunned for a moment before she lowered her eyes to hide her shyness. “I was just saying it casually. I hope you don’t mind me nagging, Miss Grey.”

In fact, Mrs. Brown naturally had a plan in mind. She could tell that David cared about Rachel and also sensed Rachel’s hesitant attitude toward him. Since that was the case, she was willing to take this opportunity to matchmake the two,

Hence, she really could not accept Miss Grey’s thanks.

They walked around for a while. Mrs. Brown looked at the time and said, “Miss Grey, it’s time to take your medicine. Sir specially instructed you to do so.”

“Okay.”

After taking medicine, Rachel returned to her room to rest.

When David returned from outside, he subconsciously searched for Rachel in the living room and asked calmly, “Where’s Rae–Rae? Has she taken her medicine?”

His ordinary tone was like a husband asking about his wife.

Mrs. Brown’s eyes were filled with an ambiguous smile. “Miss Grey is still resting in her room.”

casually, “Remember to prepare a bland

Brown’s reply, he

and pushed open the door to

his gaze instantly landed on

and her facial features looked like they had been drawn carefully by a painter. Even though she slept obediently, it could not hide

of her shoulders and neck. A large area of her fair skin was exposed

eyes darkened slightly, and there was a faint restless desire

at the end of the bed, then unbuttoned his

reached out and gently brushed away the hair on her face. Her curly eyelash slowly slid down and

to her kept appearing in

and down, and

help but lean down to feel the softness again, Rachel suddenly opened her eyes.

sprayed on her face, and his deep eyes seemed to have lit up with a

up from the bed in a panic and shrank back, putting

of disappointment flashed across David’s eyes. He sat on the

and tucked her hair behind her ear. Her gaze

that Mr. Jones was learning to cook porridge

he was