I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 291 A Ghost

While waiting for Benjamin to return, Harper didn't sleep and practically watched the sky brighten up bit by bit outside the window.

Benjamin got back to the apartment after seven in the morning.

Hearing the door open, she reacted immediately. Clear footsteps approached the bedroom, and Benjamin pushed the door open. The two looked at each other, and he came over to her and held her gently in his arms. Harper pressed her lips together slightly and leaned quietly into his arms, feeling instantly secure.

Benjamin whispered, "Have you been up all this time?"

"I slept for a while." She wasn't telling the truth. In fact, she thought she was being rather pretentious herself. But the thought of falling asleep and being haunted by nightmares didn't make her want to sleep at all. Benjamin looked down at her and asked in a low voice, "Can you sleep with me for a while? I'm tired from the plane trip this morning!"

Harper couldn't say no when he'd said that.

With him sleeping next to her, the fear in Harper's heart wasn't so great. She closed her eyes and moved as close to Benjamin as she could.

It wasn't long before she fell asleep.

the covers and sat up at that moment. Holding his cell phone in his hand, he glanced at the sleeping Harper on the bed and frowned tightly. He then walked over to the couch and sat down, finding Yinson's number and sending a message over. [Harper's been having nightmares

she overthinking? If she's watched too many similar movies or is psychologically stressed out, it

it be a physical

just a dream. How can it have

tightly furrowed

some more information related to nightmares, and the final results were similar to what

had personally experienced or seen and heard with his own

questioning the veracity of Harper's nightmares. But there was always an instinctive

any different before his business trip, it

Benjamin fell into silence, Harper suddenly let out a

strode toward the

subconsciously reached out to hug her. But his

eyes,

could clearly

Her face was pale,