Let's Get Married

The car enters the main road, and the man takes the initiative to ask, “Where is the supermarket? Show me the way.”

Lily doesn’t want to interact too much with him as she replies, “Check the navigation system…”

“Are you sure you want to talk to me like that?” Although his tone is normal, he sounds a little bit upset nonetheless.

She subconsciously looks at Adair through the rear-view mirror, but luckily he does not seem to hear them. She grits her teeth hard, knowing that he is purposely torturing her, albeit verbally. She suddenly feels a surging rage as she says coldly, “Continue forward, turn left at the next intersection!”

“…”

“Turn right at the next intersection, and follow the left lane.”

“…”

“Continue straight, make a turn in front later.”

Lily is giving directions quite professionally, and Rex doesn’t really reply her too. He is only concerned about Adair as he keeps asking him whether he’s cold or not, whether it’s better to close the window. Lily is turning a blind eye on his words.

Lily must be thinking that there’s something wrong with her, that’s why she is feeling angry.

What is she angry about?

She doesn’t expect Rex to be good towards her; she still recalls that he is shunning her when they met just now.

When she is lost in her thoughts, the car is already parked in one of the parking lot spaces. Rex makes sure the car is stopped fully, and then he alights from it. He heads to the back of the car and pulls open the back door while stretching his hand towards the little kid.

Adair has unbuckled his seat belts as he steals a glimpse at the man’s massive shoulders. He is only undecided for one second before accepting his help.

When Lily steps out of the car, she sees that Rex is bending low to put the child down on the ground. The night breeze is caressing the man’s hair, and the young and tender voice can be heard clearly.

“Uncle, are you going to the supermarket with us?”

Rex is full of scheming intentions, unlike his usual cold and stony self, he is actually asking hypocritically, “I am willing to do that, but I’m not sure whether your mum is happy with that.”

this throws Lily into the

still mulling over how to navigate this situation for Adair, the little kid is already one step in front of her as he says enthusiastically, “Mum, uncle has sent us here from so far away, can we shop

of those kids who are clever yet

to hide his delight as he raises his fist beside his mouth and coughs for a while. He is trying not to

that Rex is indeed her friend, and now she is literally being put on the stove to roast. No matter what she

It’s just that…

going to visit the

idea never crosses her

she is still in a dilemma, Rex turns around and looks at the night sky, “Let’s just go together, it will be late after you guys are done with shopping. I

claps happily as he hears this,

Lily’s heart is in a wrench, they are really ignoring

strides towards the side of the supermarket

for discussion, the three of them

oranges and avocados. Rex follows her from behind silently and he casually picks up some kiwi fruit and places it into the trolley. Immediately after

squeezes his brows while Lily says without looking at

this, he sinks

reply, she raises her head feeling puzzled but she is immediately met with a pair of dark and deep eyes. She freezes, but

apologizing, for such a trivial matter. Lily’s heart feels electrified, and her heart is beating faster too. She instantly averts her gaze as she knows the meaning behind his apology. He’s saying sorry for being absent these past five

doesn’t expect him to actually want to be a good

confuses her greatly. She can’t comprehend her own emotions and

the kid’s hand without looking back. Rex quietly follows them from behind, and comes to the realization

a shelf full of toys, Adair is glued to a box of Lego. It is a

his eyes away from it as a light is shining brightly

her son the most and she shakes her head

is getting by quite well, she still wants to prevent her child from cultivating a wasteful habit. Besides, he really has a lot of these toys, and they were all gifted by

that if there is one person who is treating her son very well, then there must be another who is stepping on the brakes.

it that much?” Rex removes the Lego from the shelf and feels happy from within. He finally can be of use to his son. “Then I’ll buy

to the ground as he cries