Mommy,We Got a Husband by Doris
Chapter 89
Chapter 089 Alaric's Kiss
Chapter 089 Alaric's Kiss
Galatea couldn't believe her eyes at the sight of such a harmonious trio, who seemed just like a real father and his offspring with not a single sign of discord. "Mommy, you've come at a perfect time. Harry and I just had tea with Daddy, and tonight the four of us will eat dinner together," Elisa said to Galatea. "What did you just call him?" Galatea was utterly shocked to hear Elisa calling Alaric 'Daddy'. "You're calling him 'Daddy' now?!"
"Mommy, don't be upset. Elisa said that since you two are getting married soon, she started calling him 'Daddy' early to get used to it," Caspian hurriedly explained. Hearing those words, Galatea really felt like she could explode Elisa's head.
"What kind of nonsense are you talking about, young lady?" Galatea fumed.
"I'm not talking nonsense," Elisa retorted confidently. "You adults aren't as honest as us kids. If you're going to get married, just get married. Why hide it?"
"Elisa is right," Alaric chimed in before Galatea could respond. "We, as adults, do indeed have many things to reflect upon."
These three were bantering back and forth to such an extent that Galatea felt like an outsider.
When lunchtime rolled around, Alaric took them to this breathtaking lodge nestled in nature.
Their dining spot was a cool pavilion situated between mountains and waters-the sound of the babbling lake at their feet, willows gracefully draping the banks behind them, the melodic chirping of songbirds in their ears, and the picturesque mountains in the distance. It was truly delightful.
"This place is so beautiful," Elisa exclaimed joyfully. "Daddy, Mommy, this would be perfect for your honeymoon."
"A proper honeymoon would be traveling the world," Caspian asserted. "Coming here would be far too simple for our mom. It's not acceptable!"
"Exactly, a trip around the world!" Elisa quickly agreed.
Galatea was about to say something, but Alaric quickly gave her a look that effectively said 'don't dampen the kids' spirits,' so she held her tongue.
little rascals warmly called Alaric 'Daddy,' which left Galatea feeling a mix of
there's a children's amusement park in the lodge. Once you kids are done eating, take Elisa to have some fun," Alaric told Caspian after seeing the kids
we're cramping your style? I get it," Elisa piped up eagerly.
eager to support any chance for his father and mother to bond, hoping they would
confronting Alaric. "What have you done to my
to start getting used to it. With such an adorable daughter offering herself, naturally, I wouldn't resist,"
something, how would my daughter ever think
laughed a laugh that left Galatea quite
it?" Alaric asked bluntly. "If Elisa hadn't seen the
turned beet red, embarrassed and wishing she could just disappear
her cheeks burning
to you, you went on about your high principles and refused to take it, but when I tossed it in the trash, you picked it right
onto
There was a hint of accusation in Alaric's tone and something teasing
I just thought it was a shame to waste something so valuable; I can
place. It felt as though even the slightest movement would bring their lips together, yet she
eyes from such a close
she was, the more
do you
her the opportunity, yet Galatea resisted; and if it was all just a game to her, why couldn't she be more carefree? These questions were a torment to Galatea's soul. She wanted to evade his penetrating gaze, but his eyes were so intense she found it impossible to hide. Her true aim was to find
fear
of your
That man? Who? Ambrose?
Galatea's mind was a complete
the answer, whether it was his desire to
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