Rebirth to Be with My Disabled Husband (or The Ninth Bride)

Chapter 13 She Never Thought of Escaping

Chapter 13 She Never Thought of Escaping

Samantha's smile illuminated Finley's dark world like a ray of light.

36%2

+5 Free Coins

Finley was somewhat dazed. Suddenly, Samantha remembered something and said to Finley, "Darling. today is the day I return to my family. I have to visit them. Since it's not convenient for you, you don't need to accompany me. When I come back in the afternoon, would Without giving Finley a chance to react, Samantha removed Finley's mask, held his face, and kissed his alluring thin lips before leaving his embrace and running away, feeling a bit

embarrassed.

Finley didn't know what to say.

Daphne had been standing outside the door and witnessed everything Samantha did to Finley. She had been contemplating whether she should inform the old master about the fact that the Wallace family had gotten their dumb second young lady to replace the eldest your Now, it seemed that perhaps the second young lady of the Wallace family was more suitable for Finley than the eldest young lady of the Wallace Family because when Samantha looked at Finley, there were stars in her eyes.

Before Finley could recover from Samantha's repeated kisses, she had already changed her clothes, put on her shoes, and returned to the living room. She turned around in front of Finley and asked, "Darling, is this dress beautiful?" Finley calmly glanced at Samantha, who was wearing a long light blue dress, her waist-

curled hair cascading over her shoulders, and her delicate face exuding enchantment. Even without makeup, a glimpse or a smile from her was

and made

like it if I

on?"

embrace once again, saying, "Darling, I haven't even left yet, but 1 already miss

skills

you.

Sun Sep

13 She Never Thought

remarkable that he

36%

*5 Free Coins

"Darling, whether it was yesterday or

speaking, Samantha left Finley's embrace and

Samantha's warmth no longer in his arms, Finley felt

cars. In his previous life, Finley had told her that he enjoyed racing and collecting different cars before his legs became disabled. At that time, she was still naive and didn't grasp the bitterness in Finley's