Let's Get Married
Chapter 529: To Comfort His Wife
After hawk leaves, Lily can't get him out of her mind. He is so exotic that she can't forget him, thought they only meet once.
It is not because that man is extremely handsome, but because he has an aura that is different from that of an ordinary person. She only has seen this kind of aura from Rex and Ryan before.
Lily is absorbed in her thoughts. She doesn't notices Rex's arrival and Rex has stood beside her for a while. In the end, Gladys can't bear to watch anymore. Gladys quietly touches Lily's arm and says, "Lily, Mr. Rex is here."
Only then does she regain her senses. She looks up at Rex and asks, "Are you done with your work?"
"Yes." He naturally holds Lily's soft hand and carefully rubs it in his palm. "What are you thinking? You are so absorbed."
Lily shakes her head and says, "Nothing. Maybe I'm tired."
"Lily, go back and have a rest. You have been busy all day long. You should go home and rest early. I'll leave when I'm done counting." Gladys takes over the detailed list from Lily.
Rex glances at Gladys and says, "It's been hard work."
"It's OK. I'm glad to do so."
When they leave the florist, it is getting late. After asking Lily for advice, he brings her to a famous fish restaurant for dinner.
"Did you ask Pehry to get the wedding dress?"
Lily looks up from the menu and says, "Yeah. You don't have time."
Speaking of wedding dresses, she can't help but feel unhappy. They had made an appointment, but Rex suddenly went back on his word because of business. However, it is her wedding dress, so Lily is upset that Rex couldn't go with her to get it.
Rex can tell that she is unhappy. They are sitting opposite at a dining table in public. Rex is thin-skinned and doesn't know how to comfort Lily after thinking for a long time. He can only ask bluntly, "Are you angry that I couldn't go with you?"
Lily's heart is filled with anger. She looks up and glares at him reproachfully. She doesn't say anything. After ordering a few dishes, she hands the menu back to the waiter. The waiter leaves, and she pours herself a glass of water and drink.
aren't you talking?" Rex
right now so she doesn't want to
matter. He changes his seat and sits beside her. "The meeting
that the meeting is impromptu and important, because she
a grudge in her heart. She says angrily, "You said that I
is a kick-ass lawyer, is humbly currying favor with his wife. If others see him, they will be
keep pestering. She puts down the glass and winks at him, "Then
tell me
that she has
thinking, "I'm going to Y City for a business trip at the beginning of next month for two days. Go
in the south. The weather there is fine now in late autumn and early winter. The
time and asks, "When
two days of next
hesitation. But now he gets such an important case, he has no
a scrunched-up face. She pulls his sleeve and pleas, "Forget your schedule. Just two days. Make the time. It's been a long time since we have
the Lily and says,
I know what you want to say. Don't
is very cute. She will never bother him for these matters. Maybe she
her feelings. Since she has suggested it, Rex doesn't want
you want me to go with you?" Rex
sure. Will
exquisite and beautiful face, Rex softens his heart, "My wife is angry. I have
and full
haven't married you yet. I am not
to hear what she says and pinches on her waist gently. Lily cries out in surprise. He bends
Lily can speak, the waiter pushes open the door of the private room from outside. They maintain an intimate posture. Lily is holding Rex's arm while Rex is whispering in her ear. From
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