My Husband Is A Gary Stu

Chapter 1308 Which Side Do You Usually Prefer?

Genevieve and Leila were chatting while eating in a private room. Genevieve saw the gowns Leila had made for others on her phone, and each one was a stunning masterpiece.

There was an embroidered gown that she seemed to have seen someone wearing before, but she couldn't remember who it was at the moment.

Genevieve also wanted Leila to help her make two gowns, so after dinner, she followed her back to the tailor shop.

When Genevieve returned to Swallow Garden, Armand had also picked up the two children from Timothy.

Genevieve led Armand upstairs to the bedroom and had him stand straight by the window. She then took out a measuring tape from her bag and, following the instructions written on a piece of paper, measured each of his body parts one by one.

Armand was tall, so in order to measure his collar size, Genevieve asked him to bend down.

Watching Genevieve busily working, Armand asked in surprise, “Aren't you knitting a scarf? Why do you need to measure all these things for that?”

Genevieve wrote down his neck data on paper and said without looking up, “All you need to do is be a handyman.”

Glancing at the paper in Genevieve's hand, Armand roughly understood that she wanted to make clothes for him and couldn't help but smile silently.

clothes didn't turn out to be good-looking,

for her to measure

she finally understood what Armand was saying and asked in

Armand said helplessly, “No.”

you like her, and you've had an

“No.”

wrote on the paper with a pen, casually saying, “Your father can marry three

Genevieve to

I'm not afraid. My family is so rich that I can still

Armand interrupted Genevieve before she could say anything more, otherwise, he

me first? If you really like it, I can make it happen for

and simply stopped responding to

down to help the man measure his pant length, pulling the measuring tape down from his

well-proportioned body, with broad shoulders and narrow hips. His long,

Genevieve crouched down close to the man, she

remembered some conversations she had with Charlotte's sisters about men,