In a Love Nest with the Aloof CEO

Scenes from the past flashed across her mind and tears welled up in her eyes. She couldn’t understand what was in her mind then that she didn’t see through the man earlier.

She had no one to depend on. Isolated and helpless, she had only herself.

Looking at Skylar who was tearing up with her reddened eyes in his arms, Tobias thought it was because she was feeling exceedingly uncomfortable or afraid of getting an injection.

Tobias, who was iron-hearted, despised seeing women cry. However, the way Skylar was holding back her tears touched the softest spot in his heart.

“I’ll send you to the hospital and tell the doctor not to give you an injection. How about that?”

Skylar looked up at Tobias. In that instance, the usually aloof and distant face of his was kindling a gentle glow.

Laura, who was watching from the side, rolled her eyes in secret. No wonder Tobias’ wedding has been postponed.

Ms. Hanson is such a pretty young lady with an affluent upbringing, a highly educated background, and a cordial and elegant character. She has all the traits that a mature woman possesses; how enviable is that?

Yet, for some reason, men like this kind of pretentious little girl and there is no exception with Tobias. It’s such a shame.

look at the way she’s fawning. Seriously? She’s not even one of those over-coddled heiresses from some

maiden but with a princess-like fragile

joints were

sweated profusely

lain in the backseat. Coating her was a warm orange Hermès blanket with a faint scent of

of his car and Skylar was covering herself

past midnight. Skylar waited on the bench while Tobias was ready to

have health insurance,” Skylar stressed as

had no medical card and therefore, she could only use the temporarily filled-out booklet provided at the reception

nonchalantly, “Well, it happens that I don’t have one

buy any hospital at will. That’s the harsh reality— the destitute can’t afford medical insurance and the rich aren’t even bothered about such

identity card from her pocket and

sixteen or seventeen years old when the picture was taken, which looked much younger than she

on the booklet and at the age column, he penned

made a mistake so