The Double Life of My Billionaire Husband

In the end, Sebastian had taken Garrett’s advice.

But now that he had to make an apology, he needed to show his sincerity. He would not do that in a perfunctory way.

“Oh, I see. Anyway, I’m starving. Let’s eat.” Natalie lowered her gaze, unable to meet his. She couldn’t bear to look at the thin scars on Sebastian’s face. It made her remember what had happened last night.

She picked up her chopsticks and began to eat the dumplings in her bowl slowly. A little while later, she put her bowl down, exposing three lone dumplings.

Sebastian raised his hand and took her bowl, pouring her leftover dumplings into his bowl. “We can’t let them go to waste.”

“Sorry, I really can’t eat another,” Natalie said softly, looking down guiltily.

After a pause, Sebastian smiled and asked gently, “What’s the matter? I was just making up some excuse to eat your leftover dumplings.”

“Oh?” Realizing that she misunderstood him yet again, Natalie found herself unable to meet his eyes. She was still very sensitive about what other people thought of her. After all, she used to be the outcast, excluded from many school activities.

“Look, I know I was wrong about the ring. I’m sorry. I shouldn’t have doubted you. Don’t think too much. I trust you now.” Sebastian brought up what had happened the other day, scratching his head embarrassedly.

He really wasn’t used to this whole “apology” thing. He hadn’t needed to humble himself in years.

“It’s in the past. Never mind.” Natalie wrung her fingers nervously.

days had passed. She had

judging her. It was her carelessness that led to the ring getting

Sebastian raised his head to look at her, his dark

days ago, and now

many mistakes before, but people change. You’ve lived with me for a while now, so

fact, she was talking about Cassie. But she wanted Sebastian to understand her

emerald ring out of his pocket and handed it to Natalie. “Since you’re not

I won’t wear it. I had no idea this ring was so

a while before finally

was brushing her teeth, she suddenly felt a pair of

morning stubble rubbed against her bare shoulder. With groggy eyes, he said in a low voice,

from his touch,

to brush her teeth, she eyed the wine red velvet box that the man had laid on the counter in front of her. After rinsing her mouth, she opened the box. Inside lay a diamond ring that glistened under the morning light. Nestled in

a sudden, she sighed. “Don’t tell me you spent a fortune

affectionately, lying as easily as breathing. As he spoke, he ran

gem in front of her was a genuine diamond. And how could it

these

to hold back a smile that kept tugging at the corner of his lips. Lowering his head so that she couldn’t see his face, he took the diamond ring out of the box and slipped

and whispered, “You’re right.

glare, rubbing the spot he bit. Raising her