The Spare Wife by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 64 A Scene Too Dramatic

“Okay,” replied Abigail.

One of the live–stream cameras followed Sean and Abigail as they walked away. After the pair entered the separate guest room, the camera stopped at the door instead of following them inside.

These five minutes were considered private time for the two of them.

Sean closed the door and gently locked it before turning his head to look at Abigail.

Abigail’s cheeks were flushed; thanks to the red wine’s strong aftereffects, she was now heavily drunk. As Sean looked at her, she suddenly stepped forward and tugged at his hand, saying, “How

could you be so cruel?”

Fearing that they might be overheard by those outside the room, Sean dragged her to the couch by

the window in the room and sat her down. “What do you mean by that?” His voice lacked warmth as

always, but it softened a lot without him realizing it.

Emboldened by drink, Abigail stared at the face of the man before her with bright, watery eyes. She

tell that I really need your help? I know

really lost the draft because I was

for your connection with her, that kind of thing wouldn’t

have lost the draft. How could I make

lips move as she

on her clothes. “Did you change your clothes just because I asked you

you to

like no matter what I do, you’ll never

so easy to make

divorce? thought Sean inwardly. “Is there anything

gaze

you

mumble, “Why did you drink from my bottle all of

and that the netizens will call you a sc*mbag? You never clarified the rumors between you and her… You drank from my bottle regardless of how it might affect

Sean merely listened

“Get up. You’re drunk, so you should go back and rest.” It had previously been agreed that if someone got drunk, they could quit the game early. After all, they were being streamed live. If someone got drunk and threw tantrums or did something outrageous, it might

lay down on the couch right away. She

Sean clicked his tongue before grabbing her wrist to pull

into his arms as though she

arms around her while she was

drunken Abigail, who had passed

on his shoulder.