The CEO Drove His Mute Wife Away, Now He Regrets
and rose from his chair. "I need to handle some
She gestured toward the kitchen, voice tightening. "The chef has already finished prepa
Jessica and pulled her to her feet, h
yl's anger erupted. Her chest rose sharply as
n was becoming more
why was every word and action of hi
essica, why did he remai
age and child failed to d
make sense of his
an lit a cigarette, pale smoke c
abit. Adrian only smoked
him, breathing lightly,
inch by inch until onl
d, his intense gaze
ey had first met-delicate features, a gent
rotested or made a scene, always
ightest, yet his dislike for her s
onsive, while he, a man with ordinary desires, favor
's chest intensified. He pulled
oothing the fabric before placin
before he spoke abruptly. "You heard w
ssica's brows as she turned to lo
ce and asked, "What d
g behind his question failed t
Adrian continued, his voice stea
ly. "I'll follow whatever your mother decides. You don't need
ir marriage, she had once imagined a c
she realized th
od things were reserved for
e like her, a mute person, unwan
their first year of marriage, she had eat
ard her, whispers spreading as peopl
hardened, and Adrian's express
uckley family had no intention of welcoming a child currently and that i
nd she instinctively tu
ng. He did not object
r to Jessica. Adrian did not want a child,
understood it was never a question of her wishes; he j
s followed calmly. "You understand what I mean, d
her hands again, "It's alright. I
ed he might misunderstand her. She had an earnest expression
ted to hear, yet the sense of eas
ore letting out a breath and turning to look at
d the color from Jessic
red her head quickly, slender fin
been about what she wanted, only about confirming w
ot blurted out her tr
ulse, the humiliation wou
chest tighten briefly bef
d to a stop at the entran
essica immediately spotte
ed on Jessica getting out of the car behind Adrian, tha
ing her here?" The displeasure in her tone was obvious
tation, he turned to speak to Jessica
ad obediently and settl
g to Adrian's hand, her annoyance plain. "Adrian, c
. "People might misunderstand a
response was calm. "She is my
er lips into a pout. "I just don't like you bein
flickered across Adrian's
eply, his silence serv
hed the exchange, her vision slow
ring another woman, and that w
how openly she tried to take her place, Ad
he loved could n
so-called Mrs. Buckley, was not
d sign language to quietly ins