The Bride

– he said coldly. ‘No, I can’t wait a month. You

Do you want me to stop my life for you? I will try to keep my wisdom about you so I don’t die.

– Then three weeks. “Not”.

He looked away from my right leg and gave me a disappointed look.

“I have one life to live and you have enjoyed twenty years and I have enjoyed twenty years.”

He took a deep breath and looked at me. – Two weeks and the last.

“Son, you can’t make that decision, I could expose you and put you in jail, but I’m in a tight spot right now, so I’ll take it.”

“But you must promise not to break anything in this house for these two weeks.”

“Sorry, I can’t save”

promise.’ – Chloe?

“You will try, but you will be disappointed.”

It was wrapped around my other leg, like someone had cut my leg off. “You can go?”

“No, I had to run from the bathroom to the bed.”

“I brought painkillers.” “You are a thinker.”

I said sarcastically as she grabbed a first aid kit and gave him medicine along with a bottle of water.

“I’m sorry, I should have, but I’m sorry it happened.”

“What did you expect to happen?” Will I suddenly show my love to my child?

I grunted and took a sip.

He got up and grabbed a first aid kit.

on the way to the door. Tristan.” I stood up straight and shouted. “Yes?”

“If you don’t solve this problem in a week or two, I will destroy this beautiful house of yours. It will haunt you day and night until you rot in prison.”

I threatened. “You’re crazy”.

– He spoke and left the room before I returned.

Panting and looking around, he didn’t appreciate me. I thought he would threaten me by breaking his precious paintings and favorite cups. “Dumbass”.

He murmured as he looked around intently, the view through the floor to ceiling window was spectacular.

The pool glowed in the dark under the moonlight and a few meters from the pool was a beautiful garden. If I could move, I think at least it wasn’t all built-in glass, but shiny wood holding parts of the building together.

There was a knock on the door.

“all”.

Morris crossed his fingers and entered wearing white gloves as usual.

– Good night, Miss Simpson, how are you?

“Call me, Chloe.” – sorry. Unable to.

“Anyway, do you need anything?” I groaned in discomfort. “Mr. Sanchester invited me to dine with you.”

“I’m not hungry.”

My stomach turned and I decided to betray myself.

I forced a smile and nodded as he came over to pick me up. “What are you doing?”

– he asked me as he grabbed my leg. “I asked you to take me.”

“I’m not ok.”

I did not allow the old man to take me and I was worried about his age and health. It looked fragile and I wouldn’t risk it.

“Tell Tristan to take me to the restaurant, not you.”

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“I recommend it, madam.” “Not”.

He refused and left. A few minutes later, Tristan was seen walking towards the bed with a frown on his face.

With a big smile on her face, she opened her arms and left the room with a bridal-style salute. .

– How old did you say you were?

She asked and put her arm around her neck, afraid she might fall as we walked down the stairs. “6.” When I answered, she shuddered.

He looked at my face and I smiled. He shook his head, caught his breath and mumbled something.

I looked at her Adam’s apple and my eyes went back to her face and she didn’t deserve that beauty. “Stop it.”

– What attitude? I was still looking, he asked. – You scare me.

“Can you feel your mouth?” I never felt it.”

Not all men I’ve dated have beards or mustaches.

“Not”.

he said angrily. But I only did that to annoy him. He moaned angrily as I stroked my palms up and down his rough stump.

“So this is it?” I whispered. “You’re full.”

He moved his face out of my hand. “Are you still there?”

I asked her annoying friend having dinner. Thanks Tristan for letting me down a little. And I thought I was going to miss him.

“Oh, I thought it would be nice to meet you.”

His face looked pained and I closed my eyes and looked at the food in front of me. “Did you celebrate the catastrophe you brought into my life?”

When I saw the expensive wine, my mouth was wide open.