His Precious Love

Chapter 354

Right after Rayna sent out the message, she heard faint footsteps behind her. In swift movements, she put her phone on the countertop and washed her face. By the time she turned around, her expression was back to normal.

Jefferson had already entered the kitchen. When he saw her reddened eyes, he hastily asked, “What’s wrong?”

“Everything’s fine. It’s the chili pepper.” Rayna pointed at the chili pepper on the chopping board and said pitifully. “It hurts my eyes so bad that I had to rinse them a few times.”

He then took out a piece of tissue to wipe off the water droplets on her face.

“It’s all right. I can do it myself.” However, she quickly drew the tissue from his hand. “You should wait outside. We agreed that I’ll be preparing today’s breakfast”

At her insistence, Jefferson nodded in agreement. When he was about to leave the kitchen, he saw the phone on the countertop. His eyes darkened as though something had popped into his mind.

After breakfast, Rayna wanted to change the bed sheets. He offered to help, but she turned him down. “It’s not a lot of work. I just need to throw these into the washing machine. Why don’t you check on the garden?”

“All right,” he replied.

The environment in the garden shed encouraged plant growth, and that was why the rows of green roses they planted two weeks ago sprouted so soon. Once the stems grew taller and the buds formed, the roses would bloom in no time.

Jefferson wished they could grow even faster. Daily new chapters upload Only On Alaniniz(dot)com He wanted to harvest them as soon as possible and put a bouquet in the living room and another in Rayna’s room. The green roses emanated a sweet scent, which he believed would help her sleep better..

After that, he returned to the house and realized no one was in the living room. Rayna seemed to still be busy with her chores upstairs.

While cleaning up the space, he spotted a phone on the coffee table. It was Rayna’s.

Upon recalling her reddened eyes that morning, he unconsciously reached out and picked up the phone.

Jefferson could access the device easily as it did not require a passcode. The phone had only a few applications alongside two numbers in the contact list. The call log showed she answered a call that morning.

Frosa’s calling

who the caller was, and

application, where he found a message Rayna sent to the unknown number: Curtis, I miss you so much. Forgive me for being willful. The research on Ixora is going very well, and I

sent out, seeing that there was a red exclamation mark right next to it. She must have accidentally switched off her

Feeling suffocated, he clutched the fabric over his chest to

always stay by my side, but it was merely because she pitied and sympathized with me. I never had a spot in her heart. The man she loves is in Frosa,

was a forlorn expression on his face as he muttered,

in and snatched her away, refusing to return her to

ate Jefferson up. Amid that, a hint of menace arose. At that point, he only had one thought–he wanted to keep her by his side and

Rayna would stop dreaming of returning to Chanaea if he could get Curtis to ditch her.

a call with his phone

other end

mobile data, and clicked on her messaging application. Then, he resent the message that

in reality, it was stuck because the messaging application on her phone was reprogrammed. Likewise, she would

Rayna’s phone

his eyes. Staring at the phone, he did not feel an ounce of remorse. The man did

since they had known each other before Curtis appeared in her life. Moreover, he was her first

footsteps, asked when she saw Jefferson in the living room. She then quickened her pace

if he had done nothing earlier. At the sight of Rayna leaving after taking

get some new bedding. The dryer’s not functioning, but the technician can only come tomorrow since he doesn’t work on

about you.”

you worried someone might rob me in broad daylight?” Rayna chuckled before turning around to get her coat. “You’d better stay home. The air outside is cold and damp, so you might catch a cold if

out and exhorted, “Drive carefully.”

“I will!”

goodbye and ran toward the open–air parking lot in the drizzle. After driving out of Verdant Vine Garden, she headed to

store, she went straight to the

the payment counter and