The Cherished Wife by Chweety

Noelle nodded, glancing shyly at Charles, signaling him to let go of her hand. However, Charles acted as if he did not notice.

Ronald quickly turned his head to the side, thinking to himself that he was really being tortured here. He had not even had breakfast yet and was already stuffed with their sweetness. Noelle pulled her hand away from Charles. "I'm going now!"

Charles withdrew his gaze and gave Ronald a casual look. "Where are the things?"

"Here!" Ronald quickly handed a long box to Charles. "Mr. Quinn said it's an original piece by Zephyr Longbottom. You mentioned you wanted to give it to Sir Shaw."

Charles glanced at Ronald, who immediately fell silent. "Mr. Quinn has restored it again. It's in excellent condition."

Charles nodded, opened the box to take a look, and then closed it again. "And the rest?"

"I put everything else in your car," Ronald said. Knowing that Charles was going to visit Noelle's grandfather, Ronald had started gathering items since last night. Early this morning, he went to one of Collosus' malls to handle everything and had it sent over without delay.

Charles nodded. "Alright. You can go now."

Ronald hesitated for a moment. "Yes, sir!"

Charles was left in the spacious living room. She looked around. "Where's

Hearing her, he looked up. "Why? Did you need

on a weekend seems a bit harsh." She then added, "Well, the meal's ready." Charles put down the

casual home clothes, a light gray

a composed person. In a suit, he looked aloof and distant. In casual wear, however, he

kind of physique that looked good in anything, giving off an

about him. If you knew how much paid him monthly and his annual bonuses, you probably wouldn't feel sorry for him," Charles said lightly while glancing at the food on the table. "Didn't

now," Noelle said, giving Charles a playful glare. "It's all

meet in the afternoon

Grove House was indeed a good choice

first. Seeing Charles with the same woman from before, the

Charles had

the place and requested it to be closed to the public for the day, the manager had

nov

preparations from noon.