Capture Her Heart After Marriage

Aunt Song turned back to Alexia and smiled. However, when she turned back to look at Chaim, her face sank again. It was obvious that she was angry with Chaim. It was also the first time Chaim had seen Aunt Song angry at him, and it stunned him coldly for a moment.

"Mr. Lancaster, as a servant of the Lancaster family, there are some things I shouldn't say. However, after recent events, I just can't help it." Aunt Song crossed both her arms.

Chaim pursed his lips. "Okay, then what do you want to say?"

"Ms. Alexia is your wife, isn't she?" Aunt Song asked.

Chaim gave Alexia a look. "What are you saying?"

Alexia raised an eyebrow. ‘Did he answer or not answer?’

"Since Alexia is your wife, Mr. Lancaster, that means you should treat her as such. But, Mr. Lancaster, have you ever treated Ms. Alexia as your wife?" Aunt Song pointed at Alexia.

Chaim's face sank. "When did I not treat her as my wife?"

"Have you?" Aunt Song asked. "Mr. Lancaster, ask yourself, in your heart. Is your wife really your wife? What kind of wife is sick in hospital and her husband doesn't stay around to take care of her, but goes to take care of another woman?"

Hearing Aunt Song’s words, Alexia suddenly lowered her head, trying to ignore the sense of aggravation surge in her heart.

Aunt Song continued unabashedly. "I know Mr. Lancaster can't let go of Ms. Chi, but you're married now. Ms. Alexia is the person you'll spend the rest of your life with. Ms. Chi should be in the past, yet you and Ms. Chi are still together now. Is this normal? Should it be?

"Aunt Song, you're out of line!" Chaim's cheeks puffed up, and his voice was as cold as ice. "There are things I know what to do and what not to do. It’s not your turn to lecture me!"

"Mr. Lancaster, I'm not lecturing you, I'm just giving you another reminder on how to be a husband." Aunt Song sighed.

Alexia saw Chaim's face turning red, and she reached out and pulled Aunt Song's sleeve. "Aunt Song, please don't say anything."

"Ms.—"

Alexia smiled at her, but deep in her smile was a sadness that

then he wouldn't have been so close to Evelyn. He would’ve stayed away a long time ago. Everyone could see he was wrong, but he was the only one who felt he was right. Because he loved Evelyn,

Alexia smiled to herself. "Chaim, you go back upstairs, I'm a bit tired, I want to

eyebrows in displeasure. “Alexia, explain to me, what do you mean

up at him, not

gaze, Chaim was irritated out of

leave us!" He waved his

between the two of them and wisely went out. Then, Alexia and Chaim were the only two people

repeated the question he had just asked. “Alexia, tell me, why

so I know you came to the hospital to see her. if you don't go back, she will be looking for

smile fell on Chaim's eyes, it

hard into

it. For her, anyway, his occasional anger

go to her, but you simply don't intend to

he had mostly stayed at Evelyn's and had come to her place no more than a handful of times. And every time there was a breeze at Evelyn's place, he disappeared immediately. Like last night, for example, he was obviously so exhausted, but as soon as

to Alexia's words, Chaim's thin lips pursed and he didn't respond. She was right, he had no intention of staying with her all the time. It was Eve's place that

done for a few hours and now I'm dying to sleep." Alexia yawned and once again opened her mouth to let

that Alexia was now sitting in a wheelchair. Suddenly, he pulled his hand out of his trouser pocket, bent down, and picked up Alexia from the

and it took her

doing, Chaim? Put me down!" she shouted in shame and urgency, one hand in the air, not even knowing where to put

stopping, carrying her toward the hospital bed. "Put you down, can you go back to

throat choked. She wouldn’t be able to. Although her leg was fine, she

meekly and stopped shouting for Chaim to put her down. Instead, she gathered the courage to wrap her arms around his neck and leaned into his arms without moving, but in her heart, she was

quilt, making sure she was

"Okay." Alexia blinked.

turned

was completely out of sight, then she let go of the corner of the covers and smiled sadly to herself. Even though he had been driven away by her, she was more than a little upset when