Sweet Wife in Hidden Marriage

Archibald’s behaviour of calling her nickname made Lilian’s heart keep pounding. What happened on that night passed over her head and she couldn’t help flushing when thinking of it. Her hand slowly grabbed his suit and she could hear her own heartbeat, quickly and in a mess.

Lillian blinked her eyes to stop thinking about those memory fragments. In a short time, all things left in her eyes were relief and sarcasm, “Archibald, are you trying to say that you will be responsible for what happened on that night?” Lillian pushed him away and looked up at him.

However, Archibald still gazed at her from above in a short distance. He curled up his lip and asked, “Why not? I have told you I won’t start a relationship with someone easily, and once I start, I will be responsible.”

“But I don’t even like you. It’s just an accident, and you don’t need to be responsible for an accident! I don’t need you to!”

“Then maybe you can be responsible for me.”

“You!” Lillian didn’t know how to respond him and could only reply, “Archibald, why are you doing this to me? It’s impossible for us to be together.”

“Why? Just give me a reason. There is nothing wrong for us to be together!” Archibald quickly asked her, trying to get an answer.

She clenched her fists more tightly, making the vein especially clear. She almost yelled out: I already have a husband!

However, Lillian held herself up because telling him what happened would only cause trouble. Besides, why should she tell him?

Archibald seemed to be anxious and asked, “Tell me the truth! Why can’t you?”

Lillian was bothered by him and wanted to rebel. Why did he try to push her? It was only an accident for them to have sex. Why couldn’t him simply let her go?

She used all of her strength to push him away, secured herself from his siege, and hurriedly ran towards the door.

“Archibald, that’s enough. I don’t care what conspiracy you have. I can’t play with you anymore and don’t involve me in!” She ran away after saying this and didn’t want to argue with him.

Lillian recalled the time she spent with Archibald and found he was always the man behind who could let things go as he wish. His harmless and gentle appearance was opposite to his true personality, which brought her a sense of tension, as if she was a trapped animal and would be hunted at any time!

Lillian was afraid of this feeling.

all of his aggressive mood were gone. He turned to look outside the window and light covered inside his eyes. He curled

run a ling way before she finally stopped. After the intense

went in with the cover of thick curtain,

then remained still. After

surrounded by endless darkness. It was in her dream that she was swallowed by the darkness. When realizing this, she hurriedly

room of a hotel, a woman’s sharp voice came. On that day, people saw a woman strode her way with dishevelled hair. She went through the

woman of Sebastian. Joanna, an elegant actress who was the

lying in the bathtub with a pair of hollow eyes and remained the same gesture for a

above her mouth and got closer and closer to her nose, she remained still as if having lost

Joanna seemed to experience what happened on that night in her illusion, when the

wished to pass out. However, the drug inside her body was destroy her nerve. The man, who probably had served lots of women, started to

so good at flirting that she gradually lost herself

on her body kept reminding her that

a knife to get rid of those marks and refused to see those disgusting marks even her flesh was hurt by the

always thought that she belonged to Sebastian. However, she was destroyed, ironically,

she was so desperate at that time to have sex with that man. It was driving her crazy as long

mind. Tears kept running down and mixed with water. She couldn’t tell

she subconsciously lowered her face

sank to the

at the door of the

inside, was dead

there was water all over the floor and Joanna was

Wake up, wake up. You can’t sleep here!” Auntie was getting used to do chores and had enough strength to

even by asking her many times outside the door.

right that something happened

her