The Wrong Woman

Imogen's heart raced as she slowly hugged Jasper, her voice bashful yet resolute. "Jasper, you'll always have a place in my heart."

Jasper tensed slightly, his senses on high alert. He met her eyes. A glint of anticipation sparked in his gaze as he eagerly murmured, "Say it one more time. Say it-"

"I love you, Jasper," Imogen said gently.

Jasper's eyes immediately filled with tears as he held Imogen tightly, his body shaking. Overwhelmed by emotion, he could only whisper her name into her ear. "Imogen... Imogen..."

"Do you love me?" Imogen asked, her voice tinged with shyness.

Jasper frowned. "I do love you. Haven't you always known?"

"I still want to hear it," Imogen said.

"I love you. I love you with all my heart," Jasper declared, gazing at her with intense passion and unwavering resolve.

Feeling a bit stiff from his tight hug, Imogen gently pushed him away. "I love you, too, but I must get up and go to work."

"Not today," Jasper responded, scooping and carrying her back to bed. He pulled the covers snugly over them both and held her close.

Imogen smiled helplessly. "Can I at least go to the bathroom?"

lifted her

as she squirmed in his arms. "Put me down. I can

saying, "I'll carry you both ways. Today, you're sticking close

softly. "Mr. Morrison, shouldn't you be at

today." Jasper grinned affectionately as they disappeared

discharged from the hospital. Jasper picked him up and took him to his new residence-a new villa with two

others. Now, they finally could enjoy the experience of being tended to by maids for the first

his difficulties. Due to his elderly condition, he suffered a heart attack the same night he was arrested and had

at home, scrolling through news updates on her phone. Jasper gently ran his fingers through her long hair while

Yulia's been apprehended," Imogen

"I'm aware," Jasper responded.

you think her brother will save her?" Imogen

one

murmuring, "I thought something was going on between you two back then. I'm so

her neck. His voice took on a husky, enticing tone. "Then prove tome that

pulled back slightly, shyly