I Got Married Without You

Paul knew that she didn’t lack money, but he still turned to the side and slipped the black card into her bag. “Better safe than sorry.”

In fact, Eva had been with him for so long and had never used his money. The card he gave her was only for safekeeping.

She glanced at Paul, wanting to say something, but seeing him close his eyes again, she bit her lip and swallowed her words.

The car quickly stopped in front of the villa. The butler waiting at the door hurried to help Paul, but was quickly dismissed with a glance from Paul.

The butler immediately turned around and walked back without a word, pretending not to have seen anything. Even when Eva took Paul back into the house, neither the butler nor the maids appeared.

“Why don’t you hire a nanny?”

“I don’t live here often, so why would I need a nanny?”

If he hired a nanny, she could just leave him to the nanny and be done with it.

on the back of the sofa chair, she

you manage

the sofa, propped his elbows on his knees and lifted his hands, desperately

me

how much

take care of him

that he was truly suffering, Eva turned and went to the kitchen.

Paul, lying on the

cooking the sobering soup, Eva carried it over to him. Paul, pretending he couldn’t hold the spoon, asked Eva to feed him. With patience, she scooped a large spoonful and fed it

it out for half an

stiff. As she rubbed

all the kisses and the black card and the massages, what kind of relationship did