Such a Rude and Noisy Woman

Although Rachel knew that Hiram might become unhappy if she asked him such a question, she couldn't help asking him.

The restaurant wasn't far from the Tulip Palace, so they were walking back home.

Hiram was walking next to her on the sidewalk, holding her hand. He looked at her and said without any emotion," I don't think that woman in the restaurant has done anything wrong.

Many married men date lots of women. Most of their wives choose to forgive them or turn a blind eye to it. Even though these women aren't being cared for by their husbands, they still choose to put up with their loneliness. Therefore, as the saying goes, a smart bird chooses a good tree to nest in.

If you meet someone who cares about you and treats you better, why bother maintaining a broken marriage and letting yourself be restricted by moral principles?"

Rachel agreed with Hiram, but she was confused. How were his words related to her question?

"So, are you suggesting that if things don't work for us in the future, I should run away from you?" She smiled, embarrassed.

When she finished her question, she felt a sharp pain in her hand. Hiram had tightened his hold on her hand, and he said in an overbearing way," What are you talking about? You really think I will give other men a chance? The only way you can cheat on me is if I'm no longer living in this world."

Rachel pulled her hand away from Hiram. She rubbed it and said," Even while you're living in this world, I can still hang out and be friends with other guys."

"Do you think I'll just let that happen without keeping an eye on you? Let me tell you something, my perseverance and ability are beyond your imagination. I'll always watch you. You can never run away from me for the rest of your life."

He grabbed her hand again, gently this time.

Then, they decided to head back home.

But Rachel asked Hiram to take a walk with her before getting into their mansion.

After everything that happened that day, Rachel was exhausted. When she walked into the bedroom, she found Hiram, having finished his shower, lying on the bed and waiting for her.

Rachel didn't say a word. She took her night robe and went into the bathroom to take a shower. When she came out, Hiram immediately lifted her in the air and threw her onto the bed. But just as Hiram climbed on top of her, Rachel shouted," Stop! Bad news, Hiram. My girl has started her monthly job."

his eyes and

touched his disappointed face. "It's fine, Hiram. To

things had happened lately. Both of them were

just let nature take its

down on the other side of their bed. He looked at her and smiled gently. "All right, this means that I

hands rubbing her belly. She looked at him affectionately as he said,"

not far away

a farm, there was a dignified and majestic man standing in front of a middle-aged woman, who was too scared to lift

given you money or warned you. From now on, you can't lie to us. Your

woman. Gavin nodded his head and the butler took a

nodded her head and said with a shaky voice," De… Dear sir, I

his hands on the desk. "Are you

answered without hesitation,

you know

know her. At that time, no one in the village knew exactly who she was. We all thought she was a relative of the Rong family who had

that you saw her

people weren't so open about relationships. Everything was done behind curtains those days. Therefore, very few

that the Rong

never ever dare

even after

me. I'm part of the Ruan family, and Simpson was a very important figure in our family. How could I say something bad about him? So when you asked people one by one, I just… just said that I knew

anything. After all, it was about Miss Rong's death. I was afraid that I would say something wrong that would implicate others and

his fist. He looked at her with his sharp eyes and said," Implicate others? Landy, an eighteen-year-old little girl, died for no

me. Before Landy… Before Landy died…

asked her in a softer tone, calming himself

time. I only met them twice. Besides, Simpson and Fannie were engaged at that time. How would I dare to say