Betrayal At The Altar

Rachel smiled and shook her head. “I’ll adjust my schedule.”

Moreover, she felt it was inappropriate for her to live here.

David’s gaze darkened. “I’ll send you to the office tomorrow morning.”

In other words, she was not allowed to leave tonight.

Mrs. Brown, who had been silent at the side, spoke up as if it was the truth. “Miss Grey, before the doctor left, he specially instructed you to rest well. Mr. Jones is right. You should stay tonight for your health.”

Rachel hesitated for a long time. Ultimately, she could not stand the two’s eager and hopeful gazes and nodded silently.

David’s lips curled into a faint smile as he continued eating.

After lunch, he held Rachel’s hand and walked around the garden. Finally, they stopped at the pavilion to rest.

David looked at Rachel, who was sitting opposite him and frowned imperceptibly. “Are you afraid of me?”

Rachel shook her head slightly. “I think we still need to maintain a certain distance.”

“The appropriately closer distance between couples can benefit the relationship,” David said as he stood up and walked straight toward Rachel. Without explanation, he carried her in his arms and placed her on his lap.

woody fragrance instantly enveloped her.

to meet David’s deep

frantically.

a good upbringing since she was young, so she

her morality and would care about the views of

were sitting so intimately together.

time.” David held her slender wrist with one hand and held her slim waist tightly with the other. He

him angrily. “David

has always been abstinent and reserved. Why does he look like

it be that my crush on him had subconsciously beautified his image?” Rachel

looked at him. The distance between them was very close. Their breaths brushed past each other. It seemed that as long as they moved slightly,

don’t answer, I’ll take that

react, David leaned over and kissed

tightening his grip around her

been calm and restrained but

like a poisonous snake. It

beauty. He couldn’t

his grandfather’s advice, but it