Unconscious Husband: Meet Her Love In Silence by Ken Slaner

Chapter: 498

Theodore’s smile widened and his fingers gently tapped on the armrest of the wheelchair. He seemed to be deep in thought. Finally, he spoke. “But what should I do? I also happen to live in this apartment building.”

“All right then.” Ariana faked a pitiful sigh, turned around and walked on. Theodore followed.

When they entered the elevator, there were several people who all lived on different floors of the same building. Standing in the corner of the elevator, Ariana acted like she didn’t know Theodore.

Theodore, meanwhile, couldn’t help but cast several furtive glances at Ariana, who made no response, and didn’t even turn to look at him. She was acting like they were total strangers.

Theodore became a little sulky. He wanted to hug her so much.

Finally, they arrived at the floor where they lived. At that moment, there were only the two left in the elevator. Ariana exited the elevator first and walked to her apartment without even looking back at Theodore.

going to wish me good night?” Theodore couldn’t pretend they were strangers anymore. He seemed on edge judging by the way he was controlling the

met each other, Mr. Anderson. Aren’t you a bit too impatient?”

and did not answer. He felt a little restless and began to regret having started this game. This game

He had no other choice but to tun the wheelchair and head toward

Theodore heard the sounds of rushing footsteps. He whirled around to find Ariana walking quickly toward him. An irresistible

But to his dismay, the latter only put a piece of paper in his hand. Then she leaned over and whispered in his ear, “Good night, Mr.

he finally opened the paper he had unconsciously crumpled up. On the paper was a

number was a

few figures and a pencil drawing were enough to melt Theodore’s heart.

behavior at the restaurant reception after they finished dinner. It turned out that she was

no longer control his feeling of ecstasy. Staring at the note in his hand,

very common words in his ear, he was still