Billionaire’s Sweet Wife by Joanna Badldwin

Chapter 4 Zero Tolerance

Dashiell put Seraphina on the sofa and turned to get the ointment and alcohol swabs. Later, he wiped Seraphina’s wound clean and then applied ointment to it carefully.

It was just a minor injury and had stopped bleeding. The ointment felt cool as it was applied to Seraphina’s wound.

Seraphina observed Dashiell who was applying ointment to her wound intently at the moment. She then caught the calm look in Dashiell’s eyes which made her feel like Dashiell was doing a normal thing. It reminded her of Julian, who had never done such a little thing for her over these years.

People often said that men were careless. However, that was only true when a man was facing a person he didn’t care about.

After applying the ointment, Dashiell looked up and happened to see the vacant look in Seraphina’s eyes. “What is wrong?”

“Nothing.” Seraphina shook her head and quickly put down her feet. “Thank you.”

“You’re my wife. You don’t have to say that. But I want you to remember one thing,” Dashiell said while screwing the lid onto the ointment bottle.

“Okay, go ahead.” Seraphina nodded.

“I don’t care about your past. Since you married me, you have to sever all your entanglements with…”

“I will!” Seraphina said before Dashiell could finish his words. “Don’t worry. At least during this marriage, I will guarantee my loyalty. Besides, I want the same from you.”

Dashiell raised his eyebrows slightly, probably not expecting that she would dare to request something from him.

“I know our marriage is a deal. Although I don’t know what you want, I hope we can still keep the principles of marriage. If one day you meet someone you love, we can divorce, but I have zero tolerance for infidelity within marriage.”

Seraphina had already been betrayed once, so she wouldn’t allow it to happen again.

Dashiell smiled and said, “What a coincidence. Me too.”

Seeing Dashiell’s smile, Seraphina was absent-minded for a moment.

man

great mind for business,

she called Dashiell for cooperation. She didn’t expect to marry him. Seraphina

took Dashiell’s car and arrived at the competition site with

was just a small event for Apex Corporation. Most of the time, Apex Corporation would

Julian’s car parked at the gate of the

neatly combed. He looked handsome. After getting out of the car, he immediately turned around to hold the door open with one hand and took Vivian’s hand with the other hand, helping

a sarcastic smile. She was laughing at herself.

to get out of the car now?” Dashiell

Seraphina shook her head.

in the crowd and astound Julian and Vivian if she got out of Dashiell’s car and walked to them with Dashiell hand-in-hand. But that was not the result she wanted. To be precise, that was far from

betrayal, as compensation for her effort for Julian’s career and her love for him over the

it was a small competition,

judges were selected from experts from all provinces. All perfumes were handed in by representatives of each

rate perfumes based on their appearances, top, middle, and base

had the results, but

stayed with Dashiell in an exclusive VIP room, where

very happy as if they

them silently. She thought, ‘Take your time to smile proudly. Soon, you won’t be in the mood to laugh

venue were slightly dimmed, indicating that the results were about to be announced.

the smallest prize. Obviously, Julian didn’t take those prizes seriously. Even though he didn’t hear Prosperian Company’s name,

There are no restrictions on the size of companies. Anyone who meets the requirements can attend the competition. But we also want to warn you that in addition to the quality of the products itself, the character of perfumers is more

room, Seraphina clenched her glass and looked at Julian and Vivian

didn’t realize it had something to do with them. They even took

right! Although our Prosperian Company is just a small company, we have always been committed to originality and R&D. Plagiarism is a shame in the industry. We can accept that the finished products of our company are not perfect sometimes, but we disdain plagiarism,”