Shrouded Affections Winning Back My CEO Wife

Chapter 641:

“You two need to stop,” Phoebe interjected, gesturing toward Eileen. “Today should be about celebrating Bryan’s return. You two are the stars tonight. Maybe save some of your whispers for later?”

Josue nodded eagerly, clearly agreeing with Phoebe. “Since you can’t do anything tonight, better save the talking. Otherwise, you’ll have nothing left to talk about.”

Ruby and Rylie were entertaining the children in the living room, so the others spoke freely.

Eileen’s cheeks flushed, and she instinctively stepped behind Bryan.

“We never run out of things to talk about, unlike some who can’t even speak without bickering,” Bryan said, sitting up and protectively shielding Eileen. He added, “We’re also not like someone who wants to say something but never does.”

Jacob was clearly a henpecked husband. The so-called bickering was just Phoebe scolding him, but he didn’t seem to mind. In fact, he took pride in it.

Meanwhile, Josue clenched his teeth and muttered, “If I had a wife, I wouldn’t be stuck looking after you. Could you at least try to be appreciative?”

fuel to the fire. “See? He has no wife and doesn’t want to help you, while I have a

up, furious, and lunged at Jacob. The

they reached the garden, everyone had nearly finished eating, so they all got up and headed outside. Eileen stayed a few steps behind, walking with

sitting on a play mat by the window, pulled herself

I watch Gabriela for a while?” Rylie asked, handing Jacob’s son, Clyde Meyer, to Ruby. “This little boy is fun, too. You can

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Rylie had missed taking care of her. Upon seeing Gabriela,

to Rylie and switched

baby soon,” Rylie mused, thinking it would

not ask Josue to have one?” Ruby responded, her voice laced with reluctance. She didn’t want Eileen and Bryan to consider having another child right

Edna, despite having met countless other women. A few months ago, when Josue had reluctantly started dating, Bryan’s

didn’t notice the phone ringing in the dining room.

be important. I’ll answer it for him,”