Chapter 1955

“I had never interfered in your matters, but now that you’re married, things have changed. Ivy is my granddaughter-in-law, and I have to speak up for her when things going awry.” It was a rare occasion that Alyssa would confront Balfour with such a stern expression.

“Do you know how Ivy came home today?” she asked Balfour, her eyes narrowing with concern.

Balfour, puzzled, responded, “What’s the problem? Didn’t Quinton drive her home?”

Alyssa scoffed with a mix of frustration and disappointment. “Quinton? Don’t try to pull the wool over my eyes, young man. She came home in another man’s car! One of the housemaids saw it and told me. How can you call yourself a husband if you’re letting your wife hitch rides with other men?”

Balfour’s brows furrowed; had Ivy not called Quinton? Then whose car had she come back in? Could it be Nolan? The thought made his expression turn to stone. That woman was clearly taking his warnings lightly, daring to fraternize with Nolan behind his back.

“Balfour, Ivy is still a girl, and now that you’ve brought her into our home, you can’t treat her like this! You can’t let anyone else bring her home again. She’s your wife, and you need to take responsibility for her.”

agreement to appease her. “Don’t worry, Grandma. Today was an exception. It

“now that you and Ivy are married, we can’t have her feel shortchanged. A wedding is still in order. I’ve

and I don’t plan

herself to you willingly, and you can’t even give her a proper ceremony? Girls might

Ivy home primarily to satisfy his grandparents’ expectations, intending to keep things low-key. The last thing he wanted was a spectacle that would complicate matters when they

to dissuade her. He reluctantly took the brochures and stood up.

pleased. “Go rest now, and have Ivy look at

room with the help of a maid, he

seemingly

The Novel will be updated daily. Come back and continue reading tomorrow, everyone!

Comments ()

0/255