Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 32

After all, there was no way S would give up his location so easily.

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After school, Janet stopped by the herbs market to buy the ingredients needed to make soup for Old Madam Lowry. However, it was only when she reached Sandfort Private Hospital did she find out that the elderly lady had returned home. She had no choice but to make her way to Lowry Residence. After giving the elderly lady another acupuncture treatment, Janet noticed that her condition had improved tremendously from the last time she visited her.

“Do have some herbal soup before you sleep.”

The elderly lady nodded happily at Janet. As she liked Janet a great deal, she was willing to do everything she said.

After making sure that the elderly lady had finished the herbal soup, Janet thought it was time for her to leave. “I should get going. Please ask Mason to give me a call if you experience any discomfort,” she urged.

As obedient as a puppet, the elderly lady nodded at her. Janet then closed the door gently and left the bedroom. Almost immediately, an aroma of food wafted in the air and entered her nostrils. Out of curiosity, she glanced down at the living room before dashing to the kitchen. She was greeted by the sight of a man with a tall and muscular build.

room of Lowry Residence. What was even more staggering was that

corners of his lips up slightly into a smirk. Hmm… she’s here. “How is my grandmother?”

Not only was he tall, his body was muscular and well-toned, especially his chest and abdomen; he also had an Apollo’s Belt! Janet cleared her throat before moving her eyes away from

I look

so mesmerized by his body that she had spaced

attention to your body! How shameless you are!” Janet cleared her throat

shouldn’t I be allowed to do as I please?” As

the depth of his penetrating stare. As he edged closer, her heart started to thump fast, turning her speechless. He must be a

smell?” Mason moved the dish close to her, giving her

had yet to have her lunch after taking two hours to brew

ahead and wash

the rare crimson patches on her cheeks, her heart beating a mile a minute. She was very disappointed in herself for reacting in this way in the presence of a

offered a free meal by the great Mr. Mason Lowry, she thought she had to accept his kind gesture in return for her painstaking effort in treating Old Madam Lowry. The meal consisted of four dishes and a soup, which all turned out to be Janet’s favorite. What

from your school?” Mason deliberately brought up the question so that he could observe Janet’s