The convenient Bride

The next day after her fight with Seneca, Rosiley moved out.

Sachin sent Lane to pick her up. When Rosiley left, she couldn't help looking back at the house and feeling a little sad.

She had lived there for over twenty years. l† was sad to leave the house after all.

But she recovered soon enough. There was nothing worth her stay in that house.

Sachin lived in the Lennox Villa that was beautifully situated in the downtown area of the south. With the high-end facilities and high privacy, it kept out the rustle and bustle of the city. The housing price was incredibly high. But not all the rich could buy one. The people who lived here had to be both wealthy and powerful.

When Rosiley arrived, Sachin was waiting at home.

Today he wore a dark blue striped suit that featured the finest workmanship with simple patterns and a dashing tie. He looked elegant in it yet remained cold and unapproachable.

Rosiley's mind drifted off. He was drop-dead gorgeous and was definitely attractive.

“Are these all your luggage?” Sachin went to her and asked, pointing at the three suitcases behind her.

Rosiley collected herself and smiled, "Yes. Too few?”

anything, just let me know." Sachin asked the servant to take her baggage upstairs. He looked at her and frowned, "You don't look well. Didn't

well." She was heartbroken. How could she have a

at her. lt sẳeemed he knew she was upset and

was big and

dazzling smile, "l trust

room,' said Sachin as

her room. The room was spacious and

seemed to be refurbished for a woman. Besides, half of the wardrobe

was looking around, Sachin

the wine and blushed, "Do we

course. We are already married," Sachin said

brand-new double bed which

had thought the room would be for her only. But apparently

were on fire even with a slight flush on her fair and beautiful

promised I would not do anything to you for the time being, the tempting way you look now makes that very

as low and melodious as a

the fresh and elegant cologne. She was surrounded by new feelings that she had never felt before. He was so