Fletcher's gaze sharpened a touch more than usual.

It was surprising that Stuart was upset over how he addressed Morwenna.

After all, regardless of the affectionate names they would use for Adelaide, Stuart never seemed to care.

Testing the waters, Fletcher asked, "Stuart, have you fallen for Morwenna?"

Stuart scoffed, "Do you think that's possible? The day I give my life away to someone-that's the day I might fall in love. But that's never going to happen."

Fletcher knew it too.

For Stuart to believe in love, he would need to trust someone with his life.

Was that possible? Absolutely not!

Thinking of Morwenna's sincere and naive demeanor, and recalling how he once taught Stuart the tricks to win a woman's heart, Fletcher felt like slapping himself. sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ (ꜰind)ɴʘvel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Even if Morwenna was the only thing calming his storms, there should have been a kinder approach.

have been dragged into this

their conversation, Stuart took off his

All the healing from last week was for nothing, Stuart. You'll

doing a far neater job than

out, "Morwenna, you

from the door, nor

Fletcher walked over and opened the door, only to find Morwenna

to Stuart, "She seems to have

Stuart's expression darkened.

Somewhat uneasy, he suggested, "Maybe you should give

somber. "I don't have

had asked him for his phone number and he mocked her, she never asked again, and he was

looked so icy the last time Morwenna called him, remarked, "You've been married this long and don't have each other's numbers? That's just so Stuart..." Taking out his phone, Fletcher said,

that moment, Fletcher thought Stuart might want

about showing off; he genuinely needed

room felt

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