Bride Behind The Mask (Frederick and Marguerite)

Chapter 789

"Look familiar to you?"

"I can't quite place it, but he definitely has that 'I've seen him somewhere' vibe. Probably a Hollywood star or something..."

"Yeah, right, as if a celebrity would be caught dead grocery shopping. But just by the look of those eyes, you can tell he's a heartthrob. His wife, though, I don't think she matches his league."

"I agree. She's got this girl-next-door vibe, but she's so petite! Standing next to him, she looks like a little kid."

Marguerite was beyond words.

She had a pretty good idea who the bystanders thought Silas resembled.

Back when Frederick was still around, she and he had been the talk of the town, their faces plastered across tabloids more times than they could count.

Miley even joked once that together, they pulled in more attention than any A-list celebrity duo.

No wonder strangers thought Silas had the same allure as Frederick. Marguerite couldn't help but feel a sense of déjà vu around him.

But she was grateful, at least, that no one recognized her.

People always noticed a handsome man first, after all.

She was puzzled, though.

kept from Silas while shopping, how could anyone mistake them for a

they really that

wore a poker face, but Silas chuckled, leaving

"Just the part where they

fuming, "Maybe you should take off your mask and let everyone decide who's not

shrugged, indifferent, "Does it matter? We're

Marguerite felt an inexplicable pang of

alongside him to the deli section, she noticed Silas had filled his cart

eat processed food; it's unhealthy. Aren't you being a

he replied, "These aren't for my daughter; they're

aback, "For

various items, she didn't have time to protest. He casually listed the items in the cart: "Beef stew, spicy crab, crab cakes, steamed fish... You like them,

Beef stew, spicy crab...

He was spot on!

at Silas, baffled, "How did you know

equally surprised by his own insight, took a moment before answering,

voice was low, as if he too was questioning how he could have known her