Married to the Boss: A Love in Disguise by Ava Green

This statement was definitely not just something Adam said to please Lumma.

In his mindset, either don’t get married, or if you do, you must treat your wife well and be forever loyal to her.

These words, Lumma saw them with warmth in her eyes and heart. Her fingertips quickly typed a few words in response to Lucas: (I will only love my husband too!]

She didn’t dwell on why Lucas knew how to make girls happy or whether he was constantly charming other girls. She believed that if Lucas expressed something to her, she should respond in kind. That’s how couples should interact.

As Lumma typed out those few words, which seemed like a confession, she couldn’t shake off the feeling of being watched, and the gaze made her feel a sense of pressure. And when she looked up, she found herself unexpectedly locking eyes with Adam.

He stared at her intently, his eyes beneath the silver–rimmed glasses were deep and seemed like an abyss without end. It felt as if she could be drawn into them if she looked for too long.

Lumma tried to avert her gaze, but for some reason, she couldn’t. The two of them locked eyes in the air, entangled together…

he wanted to say something. In the end, his voice came out hoarse, uttering a

him call her by those two words many times before, and even now,

name, but then she heard him say in a low, deep voice, “Lumma,

her for

for responding to

why are you suddenly thanking

she were the prey he

of his intense gaze. Hastily, she shifted her gaze away and returned her attention to the chat box on

message from Lucas on the phone screen: [Lumma, let’s spend Christmas

Lumma: [OK.)