Mr. Sallow's Sinful Wife by Maisie Chasey

Chapter 95 I’ll Sleep with You

In astonishment, smiling excitedly, Nancy looked up and asked, “So, did you agree?”

She was genuinely surprised. Since getting into the car, Nicholas had been wearing a stern. expression, and she had never expected him to agree at all.

“If I don’t agree, can you go home safely?”

Nicholas opened the car door and took out two umbrellas from the trunk.

He opened one of the umbrellas and handed the other umbrella to Nancy, saying, “Go ahead. I’ll wait for you here.”

“Thank you!” At this moment, Nancy was genuinely thankful to him.

Christian had saved her several times, and she would truly feel guilty if she couldn’t bid him at proper farewell today.

Due to the heavy rain and strong winds, Nancy’s umbrella was constantly blown in all directions. With the long coat of Nicholas that she was wearing, every step she took was slow and deliberate.

Seeing her approach, Christian stood up and walked over.

“In such heavy rain, why did you come here again? Go back home and rest early!” His voice still carried a deep concern and thoughtfulness.

Nancy extended her hand and handed him the umbrella she was holding.

Then she glanced at the car, the one picking him up, not far away. “Even though someone is here to give you an umbrella, you might not necessarily need it. But this umbrella is my way of saying thank you. Whether you ever need it or not, I want to give it to you.”

“Alright, I’ll take the umbrella. Thank you!”

Nancy looked at Cynthia, who was closely following, hesitated momentarily, and then said, “I have something I want to talk to you about privately.”

Christian turned to Cynthia and said, “Wait for me in the car.”

“No, I want to wait for you right here!” Cynthia quickly clung to Christian’s arm, acting coy.

Christian withdrew his arm and, while leading Cynthia away, said tenderly, “Cynthia, don’t be stubborn. You go first. I’ll be there in a moment.”

Cynthia pouted and didn’t seem too pleased.

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But soon, as if she had thought of something, she smiled and said, “Christian, Luciana said you have feelings for her. I didn’t believe it at first, but it turns out it’s true. Christian, tell me, do you

like her?”

be unreasonable, go

like her. I’ve never seen you be so gentle and caring with any other girl. In the past, when girls pursued you, you

enough. Go back.”

after getting Cynthia back into the car, Christian approached Nancy again.

sorry for keeping

it was just

was a sudden silence between the two of

I’m sorry. Just now, Nicholas almost hurt you, and I want to

haven’t introduced him to you yet. His name is Nicholas Sallow, and he’s my husband.”

her say it out loud

he had already become calm

upon hearing these words, his heart couldn’t help but surge

long have you

Then, casually, she smiled and continued, “For a couple married for two years, we should’ve been deeply in love,

said, “It might be a bit different from what everyone thinks about marriage. I love him very much, but he already has someone in his heart, so

about the pregnancy? Does he

her head and said, “He doesn’t know yet, so I hope you can

don’t you tell him? He’s the father of the child and should take on this

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gain anything, whether it’s affection or preference. If it’s mine, it’s mine. What’s the point of taking something by

to share so much with

“I’ll go now.”

disappeared into the

fell in many lines, as if countless threads, densely and closely, down

in a thick layer

increasingly distant and blurry as she continued to

end, Christian couldn’t see anything at all.

car disappeared into the curtain of

returning home, Nancy immediately

had been caught in the rain. So, she stayed in the

and comfortable when she finally exited the bathroom.

encounter Nicholas right after leaving the

open, seemingly having also taken a shower. He wore pajamas, and his

silhouette and features, making them stand out even more. He looked more three-dimensional in the light’s glow, especially with the masculine aura exuding from

tightening in her chest.

which was filled with intensity and heat, and it lingered on her, almost scorching, as