Pampered Wedding Marry Me, Mr. Langford

Chapter 167

Tina’s heart skipped a beat almost immediately. She didn’t expect Samuel to still remember what she said earlier, especially when so long had passed. He even remembered every single word clearly. “You must be hearing things. I didn’t say anything about you drinking too much… I can’t remember exactly what I said.” Tina played dumb till the very end, not wanting to admit to anything. Samuel narrowed his eyes immediately upon hearing her response. He walked toward the bed and gripped her chin tightly. “Are you hiding something from me, woman? I hate liars the most.” Tina retorted in annoyance, “Why would I hide anything from you? I wanted to tell you everything I wanted to say before, but you’re the one who left me all of a sudden. Besides, it’s been so long. I even took a nap! How can I remember what I wanted to tell you?” 

Samuel frowned, not bothering to investigate the matter anymore. “Go freshen up. We’re dining with Grandma later.” “Got it.” 

Over the next few days, Tina stayed in the manor and took care of Madam Langford. 

Since Tina was doing much better at the moment, she decided to cook chowder for Madam Langford in the kitchen. After taking a sip from her bowl, Madam Langford remarked in satisfaction, “As expected, the food you prepare suits my taste perfectly.” 

I’ll be able to cook for you every day,” Tina

don’t want you feeling exhausted all the time.” Tina felt quite touched at Madam Langford’s reply. “Grandma, nothing I do for you is tiring as long as you’re happy.” Madam Langford smiled happily. Then, she shot a glance in the

if you’re pregnant with my great-grandson,” she pointed

didn’t reply. Instead, she caressed her stomach, guilt weighing on her heart.

loves your cooking as well. He’s been working nonstop in his study throughout the entire day, so he didn’t get to eat

before deciding to bring a bowl of chowder upstairs. All the while, she felt

like her cooking? The chowder would most likely be wasted.

at all? She opened the door carefully by a crack, and soon heard faint voices drifting from inside the study. Sandy was speaking. “Mr. Langford, the press conference will be held the day after tomorrow. Are we still proceeding with it?” Samuel grunted in agreement. “Well…” Sandy continued, “Are we still following the original decision