Her Biliionaire Husband

Chapter 466 He Kissed Her

“What is it?” Veronica turned around and glared at him with a displeased look on his face. The man took a few steps forward and grabbed onto her hand before dragging her out. “Follow me. It’s too dangerous here.”

“Why are you dragging me out? Let me go!” Veronica was fuming as she tried to shake him off. However, her tiny hand was no match for his large and muscular arms, so she couldn’t get him to let go at all. “Hey, Matthew. Don’t force me to get violent!” Veronica growled.

Matthew finally let her go after hearing her threat. He turned around and stared at her with his handsome features. “Do you know how dangerous this is? If anything happens to you, I’ll—” He pointed at the mining well.

“Even if anything happens to me, what has that got to do with you? There’s no one else here, Matthew. So, you don’t have to be all pretentious in front of me,” she said. After the ‘inappropriate’ things that happened between Sasha and Matthew, Veronica had always felt resentful toward him. So, she would instinctively argue against whatever he said.

“It does have nothing to me. Nonetheless, if anything bad happens to you, Grandma would hold me responsible.” This was the best excuse he could come up with. “Hah!” Veronica seemed to have expected his response, and she spread her lips into a sarcastic smirk. “Who are you? You’re Grandma’s biological grandchild—she would definitely take your side. How could she possibly lecture you? What a joke,” she hissed.

Veronica’s delicate face was filled with a scathing look, making Matthew feel rather annoyed. After she finished speaking, she turned and walked back into the mining pit. After walking for about 10 yards, she looked ahead to see a pit of water about 90 yards away from her. There were salamanders inside. Out of curiosity, she wished to go over to take a look.

The salamander, scientifically known as the Ambystoma maculatum, was a tailed amphibian from the family of hermaphrodites and the phylum Chordata. Their bodies were large and flat, and they generally had a length of about 23 to 32 inches. They lived in caves, stone caves, and deep pools of streams and rivers at least 0.6 miles above sea level. It was a relatively common creature and belonged to the national second-level protected animals.

them. Regardless, she hadn’t expected Matthew to be so resistant to the idea. Humans were generally rebellious. The more Matthew wanted to stop her, the more she wanted to take a look

Aren’t

“Wuu…”

“Ah!”

frowning at Matthew when a baby-like cry sounded from inside the cave. It came out of nowhere, and it echoed through the walls of the cave.

The man was stunned at how scared she was, and his muscles tensed

water and the baby’s cries. Veronica was too scared to let go of Matthew.

laugh at her. His handsome features spread into an amused look as he

gosh. I’m such an uneducated woman. Coming to think of it, I might have heard someone say this in the past. Salamanders do sound like that.

it was much darker there. The man’s back was facing the light, so Veronica couldn’t really see his expression. Nevertheless, she could sense his gaze on her. Right

to see the salamanders. You don’t have to follow me.” Veronica explained herself to reduce the awkwardness she felt. “Let’s go together. I’d like to see them as well.” Matthew understood that Veronica wanted to see the

in to find a few salamanders swimming around in the deep pond. Since the salamanders were nationally protected animals, they simply looked at them for a moment before walking off. Veronica spoke to herself for a while as she admired the fish, but Matthew wasn’t paying attention to

on the face that he had been missing every day and night. Ever since they broke up, he hadn’t really got a chance to spend quality time with her. Only God knew the amount of control that Matthew needed to stop himself from hugging her at that moment. “Matt—” Veronica was looking at the salamanders, and she let out a cry of excitement when the salamanders made noises. She tilted her head and called for Matthew. Right