The Cherished Wife by Chweety

Wife 67

Chapter 67

“1…” Sean bit back his irritation, “Fine, I’m a nice guy. But seriously, Charles, what’s got you hanging around someone’s building like this?”

Charles clicked his seatbelt open and stepped out of the car. Feeling it was a lost cause to argue, Sean followed sult without a word.

Sleepy as he was, Sean could not help but be curious. It was not every day you saw Charles make a beeline for someone’s place, especially to pick them up. Charles had never really had a significant other, and Sean had no clue who this mystery woman was. She had to be something special to get Charles, who was usually as unshakable as an old tree, to make the first move.

After mulling it over, Sean could not help but feel a rush of excitement and a bit of pride, knowing he was the first person Charles had turned to about his crush, It was like being in on the biggest secret. Charles, on the other hand, was not hung up on Sean’s musings. He climbed the stairs to find Noelle, who had the door swung open, waiting.

“Are you sure you can handle all this stuff on your own?” she asked, eyeing the boxes that seemed to have multiplied in the living room.

realized just how much she had collected over the years. A trinket here and a keepsake there all added up to an overwhelming

cozy little space Noelle called home. It was snug, but it was homey. He gave the boxes a

had figured a few outfits would be enough, since his place had everything else they needed. Seeing Noelle pack her

I mean, we don’t have to take everything. I just thought that since I’m moving, why not

her. “You don’t have

but Charles gently grabbed

a soft smile.

up, a silent question in

towards the door with a playful

you had some cool adventure planned, and you drag me over to

his eyes. His charming gaze shone brightly as he flashed an innocent

the unexpected visitor, taking in his simple white shirt and tousled hair that gave him an effortlessly laid–back vibe. Charles gently grabbed her hand, which made her feel a bit on edge despite the visitor’s sharp