The Kiss that Sparked it All

Chapter 15

Ellinor’s face started turning purplish–red.

Marissa, having just caught her breath, quickly said, “Theo, let her go.”

Only then did Theo loosen his grip, shoving Ellinor aside to ask, “Granny, are you okay?”

Marissa weakly waved her hand, “I’m okay now. I just had a dale pit stuck in my throat. Ellinor saved me using first aid. The pit on the floor. I just spat it out.”

Theo paused, looking down at the insignificant pit on the floor, then back at Ellinor, his brows slightly furrowed.

Ellinor, pushed harshly to the ground, picked herself up and rubbed her sore arm..

She then walked over to Marissa and explained, “Marissa, I baked that dessert for myself this morning. I didn’t remove the pits from the dates, which isn’t suitable for the elderly. I’m sorry for the trouble I caused.”

She bowed sincerely, then straightened up to look at Theo, “Mr. Blanchet, I suggest you call a doctor for a check–up, just to be safe.”

With that, she turned and went upstairs, back to her room.

Theo watched Ellinor’s thin figure, his expression complex.

Marissa, having been frightened, was helped into her room for a rest.

In the afternoon, their family doctor came to check on Marissa, took her blood pressure, and confirmed she was alright.

After the doctor left, a revived Marissa said, “Veronica, you go out, I have some words with your brother.”

Veronica was reluctant but left obediently at Theo’s stern look.

Now alone, Theo walked beside the bed, asking. “Do you feel unwell anywhere?”

Marissa looked up at her tall grandson and smiled kindly. “I’m fine, Theo, don’t worry.”

“I’m glad you’re okay.” Theo said.

Marissa asked, “Theo, how did you meet this Ellinor?”

“Coincidentally.” Theo said.

Marissa slowly nodded. “That girl is good, I like her.”

A hint of surprise flashed in Theo’s eyes, then he squinted, “Just because she just saved you?”

He remembered that before he came back, his grandmother had even punished her. Now she liked her?

nor arrogant in front of me. Even when misunderstood by

Indeed.

how he almost choked her just now, and

haven’t spent the night with her yet, have you?”

abruptly, and Theo’s face

joked, “You’re almost thirty years old, what’s there to be

Theo didn’t respond.

your grandfather’s pressure, but I think the wife you

didn’t explain anything

surgery, so I couldn’t attend. Today, I’ll bear witness for you newlyweds, and you can move into your new house later. I hope when your

was solemn,

that you faked the marriage to deceive him! You know your grandfather’s temper, even after his

rubbed his temples, “Granny, I’ll have dinner sent in later. You should rest after eating.”

that, Theo turned to leave.

Chapter 15

didn’t give up. “I hope you two

at the desk, writing something, not even looking up when

looking at what she was

work, retorted, “I’m copying your family rules! It’s the 21st century and your

took her pen, “No need to copy, no one will punish

go take a bath and

had a deeper understanding of the power

it’d be as easy as crushing an ant. She wasn’t afraid of him, just didn’t want to make life harder for hersell. For these three months, she needed to maintain stability in the Blanchet family, avoid making enemies, and minimize contact with this man. Then she

as far from him as

She winced in pain, “What are you

“You still feel pain?”

Theo pushed her today, her arm hit the corner of the coffee table and

was unhappy, “This injury is also

let go, “Go downstairs and have the family

skin, it’s no big deal.” Ellinor didn’t want to go downstairs. She shook off his hand and went straight to the bathroom to shower.

into her pajamas, she prepared to go to bed.

here!” The man’s voice rang out coldly.

a single sofa, his gaze

to go

as he slowly pointed to the medical kit on the table, “Let me apply medicine

a little, “No need, thanks for

deepened, he said, “You come over,

was fed up. She didn’t want the guy to approach her bed. Gritting her teeth, she got up and extended her injured arm

was just delivered. Theo intended for her to treat her own wound, but she seemed