How the Ice King Became my Doting Billionaire Husband

She was practically itching with envy. All of this should have been hers, if only Morwenna hadn't swooped in and stolen her spot. Somehow, someway, Adelaide was determined to drive Morwenna out. Sᴇaʀ*ᴄh the (ꜰind)ɴʘvel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Distractedly nibbling on her breakfast, Adelaide seized a moment when no one was paying attention to shoot Morwenna a provocative glance. Her eyes seemed to taunt, "See? Not only am I still here at Rosefrost Hollow, but I've made it into the manor. What can you possibly do to me, even if you did marry Stuart?"

Morwenna felt a heavy weight in her chest as she caught Adelaide's gaze. No matter how sweet Stuart was to her now, she couldn't shake off the memory of him choosing Adelaide over her, time and time again. Biting her lip, Morwenna would have kept her silence before yesterday. She would have waited to see Stuart's stance. But things were different now; she might be carrying a baby, and she couldn't just step back.

Turning to Stuart, Morwenna met his eyes, her voice filled with accusation, "Stuart, didn't you say you were sending Adelaide abroad for a while? Why is she back? Did you agree to this?"

once, he would do it countless times again. She needed clear answers, now more than ever. Unbeknownst to Stuart, if he remained ambiguous about Adelaide, and if he chose Adelaide over Morwenna again, he would

table fell silent at Morwenna's words. Adelaide snickered internally, thinking Morwenna was getting too cocky, daring to publicly question Stuart. How could Stuart possibly explain himself to a woman in front of

getting ahead of herself, believing her favoritism allowed her to act recklessly, even questioning their cousin. Norbert stopped mid-bite, turning to Stuart with everyone

Morwenna's head, explaining softly, "Her brother, Jethro, was in a bit of a scrap, almost got himself seriously hurt. She's back to look after him for a bit." Stuart had explained. In front of everyone, he had chosen to clarify things for Morwenna. The heavy weight that had been pressing on Morwenna's heart since Adelaide's return seemed

trouble at school and offended

the pretense of sisterly affection. Morwenna's eyes widened. She had been there the day Barclay fought, even sneaking in a kick at Jethro herself. But they hadn't been that harsh, just a few kicks to let off

protested, "How is that