Love Beyond the Mask by Adelaide Sinclair
Chapter 221
Chapter 221
“Me and him… It’s impossible now,” Whitney thought but said nothing.
Ludwik had set his heart on getting engaged, and soon, he would be walking down the aisle with Elaine.
And here she was, playing pretend with Bryce.
Her thoughts were interrupted by the ringing of her phone. Speak of the devil, and he shall appear. Whitney pushed aside her thoughts and answered, “Mr. Lutz…”
“You might want to start getting used to calling me ‘Bryce‘ today, okay?”
His voice was smooth, with a hint of magnetism, and he chuckled. “Are you at home? If you’re free, get ready. I’m sending someone to pick you up and take you to the bridal boutique. My mother has been on my case since dawn. I’m in a bit of a bind.”
Whitney remembered he wanted to use the excuse of dress shopping to have Claire meet her.
Even if she was not free, she had to make time. Thus, Whitney replied, “Sure, I’ve just finished up here.”
After hanging up, she put on her sunglasses for a bit of incognito before helping Taryn into the car. Taryn carefully hid the medicine deep in her shopping bag and bid her farewell.
Whitney waited on the curb, and sure enough, Bryce’s car arrived swiftly.
At the entrance of Banyan City’s largest bridal boutique, Whitney stepped inside to find Bryce’s tall figure waiting for her.
He took her small purse and gently cradled her waist. “The drive from your apartment was a long one. Must’ve been tiring, huh?”
Whitney shook her head, her clear hazel eyes meeting his. “Where’s your mother?”
“She’s too proud to come here early, even if she’s eager to see her ‘future daughter–in–law.‘ She’s probably still making circles on her way here.”
He painted a vivid picture, and Whitney could not help but laugh. She could just picture the old lady being both a relic and a rascal, much like her own mother–happy or not, she was always childlike, often teasing Ludwik.
Lost in thought, Whitney’s spirits dipped.
Bryce observed the play of emotions across her face, as changeable as the June sky. He could almost guess what she was thinking. This little woman full of stories was moved by memories right now, and her every glance was both beautiful and captivating.
Bryce had to admit that Whitney was drawing him in deeper and deeper, even without really
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doing much.
we wait for her, shall we take a look around? This place isn’t just
behind them and the boutique manager close by, it was
played along. “Interesting
“Baby cribs.”
display by a large bay
baby cribs but also miniature pianos and a selection of cute baby
a soon–to–be mother, Whitney’s gaze lingered on these items, chuckling. “Mr.
is the biggest store, after all.”
take a look at this crib,” he said, pointing to a beautifully crafted little
would he answer?”
bemused, patting her round belly. Though her belly was large, her waist remained slender.
lingered on her waistline, deepening
down before her belly, and earnestly inquired, “Little one, do you prefer blue or
amusement. “Mr. Lutz, stop it.”
that you should call me Bryce today to avoid raising
at her, eyebrow raised, and in that gaze, there was a focus that made Whitney blush
shy. She won’t even say my
leaned into her belly
but then her
at her belly. “Okay, I got
his childlike charm made her smile, “Mr. Lutz, please stand
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look a bit
lavished praise, “Miss, you’re very lucky to
sight of something that caused her entire
a man in the VIP area, his
eyes narrowed slightly, not surprised, and a hint of
a mask of frost, his eyes like
her belly, speaking affectionately to his child, while she looked shy and flustered, playing the part of expectant parents shopping
pocket clenched into a fist,
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