Menantu Pahlawan Negara by Sarjana

Chapter 103

Aurelia’s voice gradually came to him as he snapped back to reality.

Leslie turned and saw her standing behind him.

The wind ruffled her hair and blew away the smoke before him, revealing a faint smile on her face.

“Mr. Synder, your cigarette is burning out.” She pointed at the cigarette between his fingers.

He immediately put out the cigarette while puffing out the last mouthful of smoke.

He couldn’t help but glance one last time across the building.

Aurelia followed his gaze and her smile deepened.

“They sure look happy, right?”

She was once that happy.

A hint of bitterness appeared on her smile as she said, “You will be that happy one day as well, Mr. Synder.”

“Hm?” He turned and shot her a confused look.

Did she know what she was saying? She was his legal wife at this moment.

Noticing his confusion, her eyes widened as she awkwardly said, “I mean you will be happy. Not that I’ll make you happy. Haha…”

She made it sound like she wanted to start a family with him.

need

embarrassed she was, Leslie changed

replied, “Food’s

stepped back into the

took one last glance at the family of three

the dining table, he paused when he saw the

she also took the time to

I think this

you.” Leslie

You carried a lot of things for me today. Dig

few words of courtesy before starting to eat

check her WhatsApp for a message from Millie. Leslie casually

hesitated for

have a different perspective on Millie’s blind date

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asked him a question.

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blind date. The guy has a company and a villa in the Emerald Valley. He has no specific requirements for the girl, just that she should be gentle. Are there really men

“No,” Leslie said bluntly.

not to explore each others’ emotions. It’s to assess the other person’s condition. There won’t be men who compromise unless

left Aurelia

set down her utensils and hurriedly called

there still was no

her. What if something happened to her?” Aurelia

corner of his mouth with

not her parents. You can’t intervene in her marital affairs. Besides, she’s an adult. She should know that there’s no such a thing

her gaze dimming