Spoil My Errant Wife

Christina sat alone on the plank of the small inner room of the cave-dwelling, looking down at her abdomen.

Thinking of Patrick's words, she was upset.

"Christina, don't be angry with your husband." Anna walked in slowly and kindly advised.

Christina immediately retorted, "He's not my husband!"

Husband! She was unable to stand hearing that Patrick was her husband.

Anna said with a smile, "It happens that couples have conflicts.Sometimes men are dull and not good at expressing themselves.Communication solves misunderstandings."

Christina remained silent.

‘Did Charles just say that the person who took me away was not sent by Patrick? Is it true? But he was so mean to me in the hospital before..’ She thought to herself.

"Drink while it's hot.Don't starve the baby in your belly.’ Anna handed her a large porcelain bowl of black bean-stewed eel.

Christina looked up at the soup with hesitation.

"Your husband cooked this for you himself.Come on."

Anna smiled kindly and urged.

Thinking of Patrick, she couldn't help but exclaim, "Your husband is really handsome.He has such a good temperament, way better than my husband."

Anna, who was not well-educated, could only describe Patrick as handsome.

Christina's face immediately darkened and she said angrily, "You don't know.When he is angry, he is like a lunatic.’ 

Anna was blinded by Patrick's appearance.

The more she thought about it, the angrier she became.

She glared at the soup in front of her grumpily.

‘Why should I starve myself?’ I thought.

Christina took the bowl in Anna's hand with a straight face and stuffed it into her mouth with a spoon, cursing Patrick in her heart.

"You really have a sassy wife."

Charles could not help but sigh outside the drapery of the door.

Originally, he was worried that Christina would refuse to eat, but he was surprised to see that she was wolfing down the soup, treating it as her enemy.

Patrick didn't say anything, but there was a slight smile in his eyes, Christina quickly finished the big bowl of soup and was in a particularly happy mood.

She smiled brightly at Anna, "Thank you."

She beamed a smile, with two shallow dimples on her fair cheeks.

Patrick looked at her and lost his mind for a moment.

"Who's outside?"

Anna heard something and called out.

Charles, who was caught red-handed, pursed his lips awkwardly.

"Well, Patrick was worried..."

spoke, he turned around and saw Patrick was out of

snorted at Charles outside the

cave, which was originally where Mr.and Anna slept.They gave up the bed to Christina to rest, but

aren't you shameless? Why do you want to sleep on

an angry glance at him, ignored him, and went to the

already

others had burned three fires in the empty hall

near the fire and their wet

was howling outside the door, accompanied by

strange voice had been ranging all night, making them

Christina leaned back against the wall, holding

She was very sleepy.

bent over and buried

She soon fell asleep.

to fall asleep, Charles and

them a look, then they noticed

and asked incoherently,

expression.Then

up

her by the hay and gazed

against the wall with her head rested on her

tilted her head, her face pale and haggard, and

strands of her messy hair

not notice that he was extremely gentle at

her face with his

on her and looked at

looked very sweet and quiet when she fell

a tough woman when she woke

there was a loud

them was opened by

extinguished by the strong wind and rain, and the gas and

the cave was pitch black.Christina

"Don't move."

deep voice sounded in her

her cheeks,

was even

next

him away instinctively, but

lamp is broken, and debris is scattered all over the

and his tone somewhat helpless.Soon, Charles and the others locked the door

did the

"Well..." Charles smirked.

the fire and reflected on

cheeks flushed, and she struggled, gritting

She was embarrassed.

her

clear eyes,

Christina was angry.

she resisted in a low voice, not

know what to do

really didn't know

he suddenly reached out and stroked her head, trying to calm

behavior made

would turn a deaf ear

a long night, and gradually everyone closed their eyes and fell asleep listening to the roaring wind and rain