My Extraordinary Wife

Charlotte hesitated slightly, “This seems to be a couples’ restaurant.”

Joseph was too insensitive to tell that this restaurant was different from the rest. “They are just a regular business. Who stipulated that this place is only for couples? Customers are king.”

Hence, they walked into the restaurant together, where the waiters welcomed them warmly. Charlotte was presented with a customized couple’s mug that was created by this restaurant.

The mugs were very adorable, where a blue angel and a pink angel sat atop the two cup covers, respectively.

Charlotte was a young girl after all, and she was overjoyed to receive the mug. She held onto them carefully as she sat down, “It’s so cute!”

Joseph glanced at the mug and picked up the blue mug. “These are things that only children will like.”

Charlotte snorted and decided to ignore him.

“What do you want to eat?” Joseph was looking at the menu.

Charlotte bit her lip. “Anything.”

“Don’t say that. What if you get something that you don’t like?” Joseph pushed the menu in front of her. “Have your pick.”

at a restaurant like this, and she noticed that all the dishes were either meals for

pink face. How am I supposed to

fell across her face and covered up the disfigured side of her face. The remaining

I don’t know what to

but to order the

the end, Charlotte was mortified when the dish

and to emphasize the intimate atmosphere, the restaurant

was only one straw with the

still blissfully unaware of what was going on. He cut up the steak into cubes and pushed the plate to her. “All right, you can eat first and I’ll eat

trembled slightly.

Uncle Lochlan has never eaten

to have to share utensils with

this? We have shared cutlery at

really hungry

kept hurrying her. “Quick,

a delicate and sensitive soul. After accidentally taking a peek at Joseph’s body the other day, and falling into his arms today… she had her two arms

Boom!

face reddened as it burned

to look at his handsome

made Joseph slightly uncomfortable, even though he wasn’t thinking much in