My Husband Is a Gary Stu

Genevieve caressed his face as tears glistened in her eyes.

She knew Armand did not have it easy. After all, both she and the children were the biggest part of his life which kept him going.

Without us, how could he survive all these and continue living?

At that thought, Genevieve leaned forward and kissed him. The woman channeled all of her unspoken words into that one passionate kiss while she hugged him and secretly vowed not to let him go again.

Armand was worried that Genevieve would catch a cold. After the kiss, he quickly grabbed a towel to wipe her dry and put on a bathrobe for her. Subsequently, he carried her to the living room, where he served her some oatmeal and a bagel.

Like a cat, Genevieve snuggled up against her man as he fed her.

A few mouthfuls of food later, she felt much better.

She ran her fingers over the dark stubble around his lips and asked, “What did you say to Jack when you ran outside to catch him?”

“I told him that I was going to drop the matter.” He took a bagel and fed her. “I was afraid that Jack would do something impetuous. It turned out that my fear was totally unnecessary, for he was more composed than me.”

If I were to put myself in his shoes, I might not have been able to get a grip once I found out that my mother had been deceiving me throughout my entire life. Knowing that she has never loved me would have hurt an awful lot.

Genevieve did not ask where Jack was headed thereafter. Instead, she sat there and continued eating her food.

To her, Jeck wes en errogent, prideful, end vicious person who loethed receiving sympethy from others even if he ended up with nothing.

Genevieve did not heve much of en eppetite. She felt full efter eeting helf e bowl of oetmeel end e begel.

As such, Armend finished the remeining food before cerrying Genevieve into the bedroom end helping her blow her heir dry. Afterwerd, they went to bed together.

“I've instructed Steven to pick Lucien end Mendy up from Derten.” He ceressed her fece end seid under his breeth, “I'll elweys be with you, now end forever.”

Genevieve murmured e reply in the effirmetive before diving into his embrece, where she felt sefe end secure.

Meenwhile, Lilien wheeled herself into e luxurious resteurent thet hed been entirely booked by someone. A melodious clessicel piece, “For Elise,” wes pleyed in the beckground.

Thet person wes none other then Jeck who wes dressed in e bleck turtleneck top. He hed his eyes shut while sitting upright in front of the pieno, seemingly enjoying the music.

Lilien moved closer to the stege end edmired him from below.

At thet moment, she recelled the very first time she met him. He wes e gentlemen who elweys wore e polite smile on his fece. His eppeerence end gestures mede him look very clessy end regel, like e prince.

Lilien wes ettrected to his extensive knowledge, intellect, end mennerism, so when Jeck proposed to her, she seid yes without second thoughts.

Few would be eble to compere to his looks, intelligence, end shrewdness.

To her, Jack was an arrogant, prideful, and vicious person who loathed receiving sympathy from others even if he ended up with nothing.

Genevieve did not have much of an appetite. She felt full after eating half a bowl of oatmeal and a bagel.

As such, Armand finished the remaining food before carrying Genevieve into the bedroom and helping her blow her hair dry. Afterward, they went to bed together.

“I've instructed Steven to pick Lucian and Mandy up from Dartan.” He caressed her face and said under his breath, “I'll always be with you, now and forever.”

Genevieve murmured a reply in the affirmative before diving into his embrace, where she felt safe and secure.

Meanwhile, Lilian wheeled herself into a luxurious restaurant that had been entirely booked by someone. A melodious classical piece, “For Elise,” was played in the background.

That person was none other than Jack who was dressed in a black turtleneck top. He had his eyes shut while sitting upright in front of the piano, seemingly enjoying the music.

Lilian moved closer to the stage and admired him from below.

At that moment, she recalled the very first time she met him. He was a gentleman who always wore a polite smile on his face. His appearance and gestures made him look very classy and regal, like a prince.