Marcus pinched the spot between his brows and looked grimmer before taking a deep breath and hanging up. He would make a trip back to Centrolis—just not now. He would only be alarming the people who thought that he had died in the plane crash and causing them to conspire again and find more vicious ways to harm him!

“Boba or grass jelly? Which one do you like?”

That question pulled Marcus out of his thoughts, and he met a pair of sparkling big eyes. Cordelia grinned at him, as sweet as the milk tea she had in her hand.

“What’s gotten to you?” Cordelia looked at him. “You don’t look quite…”

“I’m fine.” It did not feel good that someone could see past him.

Marcus’s voice was icy as he turned his back to her. “Have one yourself. I don’t like sweet things.”

Cordelia froze on the spot, holding two cups of milk tea. It was only after some time that she jogged up to him, biting her lip.

stayed behind him, not daring to go too close. The man’s back felt like a slab of frosty wall. There was a world that only belonged to him on the other side, and she could not get over it no

day after their wedding went by

and slept on the couch outside. There was only one duvet as well, which was given to her,

about it. She stood by the bedroom door for quite a while, but the words “you can sleep in the room too” felt stuck in her throat. Perhaps Marcus was right. She needed time to get

let her head fall with a small

cold, bad communicator who always got into fights. She thought that he did not seem as bad, though. At least he

bride should go back to visit her maiden family on the

the morning. To others, this was huge. The husband ought to keep the woman company, and they should bring along some sweet treats home. The family

give her a big monetary wedding gift as long as she

had been three days since Cordelia had gotten married and the Jenners’ promise felt like it had vanished into thin air. No one had brought it

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