Bye, My Irresistible Love

Charles's POV: 

After hanging up on Spencer, I put my phone away and went back to the living room.There, Scarlett was in the midst of playing chess with my grandmother.I sat next to Scarlett, held her waist, and then whispered in her ear, "Spencer and Vivian are fine."

Join Telegram Group For Fast update and Novel Query My affirmation made Scarlett relax.She leaned against my chest and heaved a sigh of relief, happy for the two.

"That's good.I was so restless just now!"

"Everything's fine now." I kissed her on the cheek.

Looking up, I saw my grandmother and mother's mischievous gazes on Scarlett and me.I ignored them and asked calmly, "So, you're playing chess?"

Scarlett immediately shoved me away, disgruntled.

"Grandma said she wants to play chess with me."

"Are you two betting on anything?"

Grandma rolled her eyes exasperatedly at me and said, "What's with that look? Are you afraid that I'll eat your wife alive just by playing chess?"

Her words confused me, and I automatically touched my face.I didn't think there was anything wrong with my current expression.

"If I lose, I'll promise Scarlett one thing."

Grandma slammed down a chess piece with great strength, the sound deafening.

"But if Scarlett loses, she has to give me granddaughter!" I frowned instantly, and glanced at Scarlett.

"Did you agree to that?" Scarlett clenched the chess piece in her hand and pursed her lips, but said nothing.

"Oh, Charles.Why are you so angry? Even if Scarlett does agree, your Grandma might not win."

My mother's gentle voice coaxed me, trying to smooth down my rising anger.It was enough proof that Scarlett had indeed agreed to my grandmother's bet.I fixed a stern glare at my grandmother and mother, my lips a thin line.

"We don't want another child.At least not in three years."

At this, Grandma pounded the table with great displeasure.

Her face was scrunched in horrible discontent, and she glared at me crossly.

"What nonsense are you blabbering, Charles?!"

comforted the old woman.Then she shook her head disapprovingly at

and squeezed it, trying to calm me

my attitude did not soften.I was unwilling

with your bet, Grandma.But even if Scarlett loses, we won't have a child anytime soon.That's

angry, her eyebrows rose and disappeared behind her hairline.She pointed at me with

face morphed

feel

the hypertension? Where's

so anxious

my grandmother's hands steadily as her eyes swept around nervously.Scarlett quickly rose from her seat and went to find the

room had instantly fallen into chaos.I held Grandma's hand, concerned for her

her face intensified, and she looked like she

again.I watched silently as she took her medicine, and then asked a

Grandma's condition stabilized.My mother sighed in

pushed me out of the

and get out first.Don't upset your

choice, I walked out and took Scarlett back to our bedroom.I closed the

down a barrage of

Even if you object to whatever she says, you can't just contradict her openly

and I bore her harsh

her.My voice was soft as I said sulkily, "They're all my family, so I don't want to lie to

body softened in my arms,

be honest, but you should've been more

I've always

pushed me

acted this way.I couldn't stop

now," Scarlett

as I looked at her with a

to be outdone, she stared

hard and held the back of her head with one hand, cutting off her unfinished

and threw her to the bed.I pressed her

body

could feel her tremble slightly.I caressed her slender waist and breasts through

soon

and swallowed,

the kiss reluctantly, and put my