Returning from the Dead: His Secret Lover

Chapter 1362 Blushing

Heavy footfalls sounded as Ichika raced down the stairs.

She came to a stop and saw a man still dressed in casual wear helping the kids to carry in the items.

“Aunt Ichika, we’re having a fashion show today. Are you going to watch us?” Right away, a perceptive Vivian noticed Ichika spying at them, still in her pajamas.

Ichika was stunned speechless and didn’t utter a response.

Before she could hide, the man in the garden had heard Vivian and glanced toward them.

“You’re awake. Breakfast is ready in the kitchen. Freshen up and have some.”

“What?” With a head still muddled with sleep, Ichika’s eyes widened comically like saucers.

He made me breakfast?

Oh, my goodness!

My husband actually made me breakfast.

That simple gesture had instantly mended her broken heart from the night before, and her face lit up with joy, her eyes sparkling like the stars in the night sky.

“Okay, Darling,” she answered meekly before turning to skip away.

it was easy to cajole her, too. It was like giving candy to a kid. With a few coaxing words, she would be right

Ichika had been

and sending them to the group chat, giving tips on how to strut on the catwalk to the girls, and taking selfies with

scrolled through the messages. “Ichika finally sent some pictures. It

was sprawled on a chair reading a book observed

to remind her because he was of the same mind as Sasha. As long

turn a blind eye

in Avenport got closer with Solomon under the same

with bright, hopeful eyes and blurted, “Darling… my mom said she is coming to visit me. Is

while he was

“When is she coming?”

if you’re okay with it.”

his permission was needed, no matter

Solomon was conflicted.

that it took him close to two months to habituate himself living

now my mother-in-law is

the tickets for her.” In the end, he chose to be a filial son-in-law

almost burst with

few steps forward and rose on her tiptoe before pressing a

moment, deep silence hung in the air, and every sound was suddenly stilled. All that was left was the two people who stood there. One

was as if they