Love At The Wrong Table

Chapter 272

“That’s not the case!” Jaxton reported truthfully, “It’s just that Roselynn has a

bit of a temper and refused to come home with me for a long time. Jessica

even left first out of anger!”

“What a temper!” Jaxton’s mother, Jennifer Burke, immediately furrowed her

brow. “Jaxton, as a man, you have to tame her! If not, how will we deal with

that temper of hers?”

“I understand, Mom!”

Although Jaxton was on the shorter side, he had a strong sense of

masculinity. At the same time, he was worried that Jennifer and Roselynn

would not get along. Besides, to him, his mother was from a wealthy family,

while Roselynn was nothing more than a commoner girl no matter how

stunning she was. Hence, she was obligated to respect his mother and live

by the Oatley family’s rules.

Unaware of the family’s discussion, Roselynn dragged her exhausted body to

socialize with the Oatley family after returning home with them, and only

headed to the bathroom to take a shower upon seeing that it was nearly one

in the morning.

first day in the

their house wasn’t considered a grand mansion,

Lowe family, and it took Roselynn quite some

figure out the amenities in

on her wedding day, her shower lasted

When she returned to her

!

with the sight of

with you? Get some rest soon if you’re tired!” she advised

worriedly.

matter of fact, Jaxton had relentlessly pursued her for

she thought that he was a decent man. Although he

wasn’t unacceptable. Moreover, she

constantly worried that she would not be

all the time they had known each other, Jaxton had never lost

she

reason behind his anger.

feet and strode

he immediately pushed

what are you doing?” Roselynn demanded,

me that we can do the deed

to fulfill my duty as a husband tonight!”

his clothes off.

terrified of his behavior,

we’re both exhausted today.

for after the wedding is

to you? From

setting rules for me

he immediately pounced on her. He felt

their entire wedding day disrespecting him

He was able to indulge

was married, he had to live like