Stuck in you

Tracy started to make small talk, and as minutes passed, she shifted her attention towards the couple themselves rather than the conversation at hand.

Unlike her husband, she wasn't one to keep a close eye on the changes between the couple.

This was why it was harder for her to accept that Rachel and Jack were together. She wanted to ask Rachel about this, but she had no idea how to start the conversation.

She thought for a while and suddenly remembered the topic that her husband had just mentioned at the dining table.

"Hey, what's wrong with Jack? Why do you need to take care of him?"

When Rachel saw that Tracy was taking a longer time to wash the peaches, she slowed down her speed.

"Something happened at the hospital, and I decided to take a long leave.

Jack has an upset stomach recently, so I'm taking care of him,"

Rachel explained briefly.

She made sure to leave out the part that Jack had been in the hospital because of his gastritis, so that Tracy wouldn't worry.

As expected, the moment she had mentioned Jack's stomachache, Tracy's forehead crinkled in worry.

"Don't worry, he'll be fine," Rachel quickly confirmed.

Tracy's shoulders sagged in relief, but she still wasn't satisfied.

She quickly waved her housemaid over to make some nutritious soup for them the next day before continuing her conversation with Rachel.

Rachel didn't mind,

but she made sure to leave out the part wherein she'd been persuaded by Jack to start over again. In fact, their relationship was like a story—one that had no ending written down yet.

Although his plans were still confusing to her, it turned out that Jack was always one step ahead of the game.

The only information Tracy had gotten from Rachel was how they were getting along rather well with each other. As her mother-in-law, she didn't worry too much.

Rachel was still the girl that she used to be who happened to be a bit dull on the sides.

The dullness didn't play much for Tracy who preferred women who were much livelier. As long as they didn't act too impulsively, livelier personalities were more eager to talk about their own lives.

Tracy turned her head slightly, just enough that she could see her daughter-in-law washing the fruits. She had a pretty face with dark eyebrows that framed her large eyes, a flawless face, and long silky hair that ran in waves across her back. It was as if the woman had jumped out of a painting.

like her parents. In fact, she looked more like her aunt who had been abroad for so many

a daze that she didn't even realize that she was

that she brought home

grown up in the Fu family. Although she was a bit dull,

moment, Tracy liked

fruits while Tracy was

let the maid deal with

thousands of stars glittering across the

was said that the typhoon had already passed the city. The heavy winds that slashed through the household was replaced by

deal with the old couple as

get an answer from

his father, Jack

and ran upstairs, carrying two bottles of drinks in

gazed at the drinks that he was holding. He handed her one. "Don't worry. It's just pineapple beer. You won't get drunk,"

Rachel hesitated still.

Rachel was a lightweight, things didn't end well when she was

Jack smiled. "We're at home. Even if you're drunk, I'm the only one with

contains less alcohol. You can check it if

the bottle only to

in her hands, motioning for her to take

Rachel followed.

balcony located at the top floor. The winds were much harsher there, but it still gave them better access of

with the wind and slapped her across the face. As Rachel was about to tie it up, he extended his hand. "Give

over and tried to bundle

taken a bath. As his long fingers ran through her locks,

blinked once he

leaned in closer, trying to get a hold of her scent. He didn't remember her

it was her natural scent that lured him

in the lovely scent. His breath fanned across her skin, causing

have you given

took another sip from the can.

like the night sky. He held the can in his hand and said, "Your scent seemed to have poisoned the hell out of me. I couldn't live

She snorted.

were

things that

smiled. "I learned