Don't Try to Escape, My Wife!

"What's the matter?"

When he got in, Samuel saw that Nicole was anxious to get out of bed, so he asked.

"My parents are answering my call and their phones are turned off. I want to go over to check. I haven't visited them lately, nor even called. I'm such a bad daughter. They must feel sad."

Nicole blamed herself.

Samuel held her in his arms and whispered, "It is my fault. My problem. I'll go, and you rest at home."

"No, I'm going. I haven't seen them for weeks, and they're not answering my calls now. I feel uneasy. If I don't go by myself, I can't rest."

Hearing Nicole's words, Samuel did not insist any more.

"Alright, get ready. Eat something before leaving. Otherwise I won't let you go. You are not well."

Nicole nodded at Samuel's words.

"Alright, I'll have some. Will it be okay for the children to stay at home?"

"It's okay."

Nicole nodded.

Samuel brought some food.

After some preparations, Nicole sat down to eat. Although she felt sick from time to time, she tried her best to cover it up.

Seeing that she had eaten everything, Samuel said softly, "I'll go to the garage now. Wait for me at the door."

"Alright."

Nicole went downstairs with her stuff. When seeing Petty, Nicole gave a few instructions, then left with Samuel.

Samuel knew that Nicole was on edge, but he didn't rush. In a while, they arrived at the Bush's but found the door locked.

"Not home?"

Seeing this, Samuel asked.

"I will go in and check."

Nicole took out the key and went in. The house was as clean and orderly as usual. However, Nicole just felt that something was wrong.

Samuel came in after her and found nothing.

"It seems that they're out."

"Where's the servant?"

Only then did Nicole realize what she had neglected.

Because her parents were old and Nicole couldn't come back to take care of them frequently, she hired a servant for them, in addition to the housekeeper. Therefore, it was unreasonable that nobody was home.

Samuel frowned slightly.

"Do you have their phone numbers?"

"Yes, one moment."

phone to check, and found

the newly

not at home now, but why aren't you

needed a moment to

Ms. Nicole. I was

"Dismissed? Why?"

Nicole was confused.

one day Mr. Bush told me that he would travel around the world with Mrs. Bush and the house would be left deserted, so I was dismissed with one month

did my parents dismiss

asked in

"Not that

ten days? Did my parents say where they were going as the first

should know,

knew that she could get nothing more from

"Thank you, Rose."

They feel lonely at home, so they would like to travel around. Call them, then you may find

said, Nicole said gloomily, "My parents' phones are

plane, leaving for the next stop. You

Thanks again,

after hanging up the

and comforted, "My fault. I should have

realized that my parents would be lonely after I got married. If I did, I would have brought them to our home. Now I don't even know where they are. I am such a

about you, now they are living for themselves, convinced that you are happily

Samuel comforted Nicole.

Nicole nodded.

want to stay here

your home. If you want to stay here, I'll be

was moved by Samuel's

have to work?

elites in the company get well paid. They should be given opportunities to prove themselves valuable, shouldn't they? I will stay with you and the children for

in the house. In the last two years, I was finally

about the room. Come,

and led Samuel by his

that before her

It was tidied up.

felt sorrier for her

a gift from my Dad when I was eighteen. I thought, 'he really thinks of me as a princess.' But essentially I found it silly to have such a gift at eighteen, and was afraid to be laughed at. But now, I know that they

on the bed,

her. He sat beside her and whispered, "You are still a princess now. You can be a princess

now. I'll be laughed at if

than me, there are only two brats in our home. If

Nicole laughed immediately.

to be

luck. Oh, I forgot to tell you that where Lucas is being trained is

words reminded Nicole of

send me the draft. Now that I'm

was about to

drive over again if he can't find you. You're a delicate

at

I should mistake that you care about the baby in my belly more than

babies without

"Go away."