Perfect Mysterious Husband (Maddox and Kimberly)

"Why? Did you think that Minerva had an affair with your brother, Benedict? Did you think that she had chosen Benedict and didn't choose you instead?" Abigail pointed it out to him precisely. Maddox did not retort because Abigail was right.

He pursed his lips together with his displeased look and his surrounding aura became icy cold.

"Do you know what the scariest thing going on between the two of you is? There is no trust."

Trust?

Maddox's pupils dilated slightly.

Abigail continued, "Regardless of whether you are married or not, this is one of the most crucial elements. In fact, almost all lovers in the world don't trust each other enough. Even the slightest distrust can separate a couple. Most of the time, explanations are useless as well."

Speaking of this, Abigail's eyes became a little sad, as if she was reminiscing about her past.

Seeing that he was silent, Abigail did not know if he had indeed heard what she said. She earnestly advised, "As your aunt, I want the best for you. I only have you, my only nephew. I'm not married nor do I have a child. I guess I'll be living like this for the rest of my life as well. Hence, I have no intention of causing you harm. You have to give this matter a thorough thought. There are many good ladies out in the world. Stop making things difficult for yourself and others. I'll be heading back to San Novia tonight. Remember to visit me more often when you have time."

Hearing that Abigail was leaving, no matter how displeased he felt, Maddox still nodded and took in her words.

Ever since Maddox had messed up the blind date that day, Nickolas had only contacted Minerva once to apologize. He couldn't afford to offend the Yardley family, thus he pretended that the blind date that day had never happened.

Minerva was very happy with the outcome, thus she didn't even reply to his message either.

During dinner time, Quill asked about the date. Minerva smiled and said, "I don't think we are suitable for each other."

Quill did not seem to be surprised at all. He said indifferently, "Then, let's find you another date."

"Quill!" Minerva frowned unhappily. "Are you trying to sell me off? Just because you are not satisfied with one person, you are going to look for a replacement right away, aren't you?"

like this? If you are not pleased with one, you can

the blind date. Judging by his character, the upcoming blind dates wouldn't be successful either. It seemed like that man wouldn't give up so easily. Thinking of this, Minerva said, "Forget

you remember how many people you have rejected when you were abroad? Besides, they were all so outstanding..." "Quill!" Minerva cut him off directly. "Either way, I don't want to go

was feeling a little angry, thus she got up and left after she

Quill was speechless.

from the side, smiled awkwardly. He eased the atmosphere by saying, "Miss Minerva's

slightly upon hearing Nash's words. In a deep voice, he replied,

him, "Sir, Miss Minerva is your younger sister after all. It's inevitable that she will throw a childish

words seemed to be quite

of silence, Quill seemed to

seems that I have never revealed her identity in

have forgotten. Back then when you returned, you suggested holding a banquet to publicly announce Miss Minerva's identity. However, she felt that it was a little too extravagant,

let's just do it

a little

dates, then let's announce her identity publicly. Let's show

for a moment. "Should I inform Miss Minerva

need." Quill's eyes darkened slightly and his voice was indifferent. "I'll call her over during the banquet. She will not be able to refuse even if she

your feelings for Minerva after you've done so

was with the Hanover family for a long time. Moreover, he had often been by Quill's side. When Minerva went abroad, he had

divorce was one of them. Hence, Quill naturally knew that

between Minerva and

Miss Minerva

will realize that I'm doing this

could Quill let an outsider bully Minerva, whom he had worked so hard to

hundred folds. However, the person was Maddox and Quill had always found him difficult to deal with. This was because