How the Ice King Became my Doting Billionaire Husband

Adelaide stood at the doorway like a ghost, her eyes locked onto the scene inside. No one waited for her for dinner. Just yesterday, when Morwenna had fallen asleep from an afternoon of playing, Norbert insisted dinner be delayed by half an hour so the Hetfield family could gather once Morwenna woke up.

Today, Adelaide was merely five minutes late, and no one waited or even bothered to notify her. Even as she loomed gloomily at the entrance for a while, nobody seemed to notice her return.

Morwenna was at the moment trying to correct Stuart's picky eating habits, alongside Norbert of the house. No one could force Stuart into doing something he disliked, except for Morwenna, it seemed. Having been confined and forced into things as a child, Stuart grew up to be assertive and controlling, not letting anyone push him around. Yet, with Morwenna, there were exceptions. And Stuart found these exceptions to be perfectly normal.

Stuart endured a meal that was, aside from the rice, quite unpalatable to him. Norbert watched his grandson and granddaughter-in-law with a tender and warm smile, convinced that Morwenna was the right choice. With her by Stuart's side, he could rest easy knowing that the demons within Stuart's heart were kept at bay.

a screeching sound. Hearing this, Rose was

approached the dining table. The maid, treating her almost like a guest, brought her a set of cutlery. Adelaide sat down and began to eat silently, her

and gracefully. Today, she devoured her food, consuming twice as much as usual in a short span. It wasn't long before she started experiencing stomach pains. Adelaide had always had a weak constitution, prone to various ailments including a severe stomach condition that couldn't handle hunger or overeating well. So, her indulgence tonight was practically binge-eating, and it was only natural for her

for someone to notice her discomfort. Once, Adelaide was the center of attention, and any slight

that moment, Morwenna complained of a toothache, and Stuart was ready to leave with her to see a dentist. The

with concern, asking, "Adelaide, what's wrong? You're all sweaty and