I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 394 The Other Men

Lily was delighted, continuously saying, "It's beautiful, adorable."

Harper bowed her head, a bit embarrassed by the praise.

Lily glanced at Benjamin, who was standing to the side, and asked casually, "Benjamin, what do you think? Does Harper look good?"

Harper froze, instinctively looking towards Benjamin.

His soulful gaze was already fixed on her, and as their gazes met, she uncomfortably shifted her gaze away, hearing his low voice say, "Yes, she looks very nice." "Harper, did you hear that? Benjamin thinks you look good. I didn't lie to you, right?"

Harper's cheeks flushed, and she cast a sidelong glance at the man next to her, lips slightly pursed in silence.

After picking up some clothes, Lily took Harper to browse other shops, with Benjamin following behind like a pack mule, carrying the shopping bags.

They spent the morning shopping this way and even had lunch out.

Harper could tell that Benjamin was feeling helpless, so after dinner, she quickly said to Lily, "Lily, I feel a bit tired, I think I'll head home to rest."

"You are tired? That's my fault for being too excited and dragging you around shopping nonstop. Are you feeling okay anywhere else?"

My feet are just a bit tired. I'll

Harper home to rest.

don't you come back with

have plans later. I'm meeting friends to play card games.

no other hobbies apart from card games, Harper didn't insist

way back to the apartment, Harper initiated a conversation.

her with a gentle gaze. "Not

"Really?"

"Yeah."

don't most men dislike shopping?"

and countered lightly. "Men? Besides

I just heard from Annie that men don't really enjoy shopping, like how women aren't typically fond

gaze was

wanting to get tangled in it again, quickly changed

at the apartment, because they had bought so much, Benjamin helped her

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the Martin Group after dropping off the purchases Before leaving, Harper suggested. "Let's have dinner together tonight. Annie has been

to the Silver. You like the food there," Benjamin said with such conviction, not showing a hint of

Annie we are treating, not

her cheek, his voice warm. "I'm