Silly Bride

Chapter 77

nose tip. “Remember, this is something only a hubby can do to his wife, Winnie. I’m your hubby, and you’re my wife. I’m the only one who can kiss you, hug you closely, and own you. Dumbo, you heard me? Talk to me.”Winnie was still gasping for air.What kind of explanation is this? Is this even what a hubby is supposed to mean?She did not answer him, and she was unwilling to answer.If he wants to be my hubby, he has to present more of himself, for that was too simple.However, Xavier would not stop until he received an answer.“Hurry. Call me Hubby.”“Handsome.”“I don’t want to be Handsome or whatsoever. We’re husband and wife. Call me Hubby.”Winnie, however, played the stupid card and refused to change how she addressed him.Xavier was upset by it, but he could not bring himself to force it on her.However, since she refused to address him in the way he wanted to, he would remain upset, which resulted in him kissing her endlessly.From her forehead to her eyes, nose tip, lips, chin, and cheeks, there was no part of her that he did not yearn for.As he unbuttoned the first button on her blouse with his teeth, Winnie suddenly asked, “Handsome, I’m curious. It’s been a long time since I last met you, but you didn’t ask me why I was here. Why?” Xavier’s movements froze in a split second.He raised his head and glance at Winnie.Confusion was still present in her eyes, but this time, there was a hint of calmness.When he looked into her eyes, she was looking back at him.It felt as if she was prying, trying to look for something, or perhaps planning something.All of these traits did not belong to the previous Dumbo.“What are you trying to tell me, Winnie?” Xavier suddenly felt a sense of insecurity.Winnie pouted. “Handsome, I wanted to go to Grandpa Rufus’ to attend his birthday party, but you wanted to divorce me.”“Stop,” Xavier interrupted immediately. “I wasn’t thinking straight back then. I will not divorce you. Forget about what happened that day.”“But I can’t, Handsome. It hurt so much that day. You’re