Time Travel to Become Your Sweetheart novel Chapter 104

Not long ago, the two kissed each other passionately, and Jane let him have the upper hand. But during the next two days, William kept putting on a long face, as if someone offended him.

Jane suppressed her anger and tried to unleash it from time to time.

She wasn't the one who had taken the initiative, so she was the one who lost out!

"Something wrong?"

William lifted his eyes and asked coldly.

He went home on time every day and occasionally brought back some snacks. He realized he had made too many changes recently only when Lainey reminded him in the morning.

William was annoyed, so he found himself an excuse.

Perhaps he liked the sense of belonging a home brought him and he did not want to lose such a balance because of Colin's coma.

In the past, William had concentrated on his work because he knew that the dozen or so servants in his family could take good care of Colin.

But he never cared a bit about Jane.

"Darling?"

William was absent-minded. Jane called him softly twice. She coughed softly twice when he looked at her and said, "Some brand dealers gave me more than a dozen dresses, but I don't have a good taste. If you have time, could you choose one for me?"

Since the couple would be present together, William would be the one who lost face if Jane was not properly dressed.

"Alright."

William agreed almost without hesitation in case she dressed up improperly.

In the New Year, the major brands began to sell their latest fashions of dresses on which a woman may look sexy, reserved, or sweet.

The brand dealers all sent dresses of various colors except red ones to avoid stealing the thunder of the couple.

Jane chose a strapless dress that left her back naked, so she looked sexy.

The well-tailored golden dress outlined and beautified her figure with gold being the big color that year.

With an arm akimbo, Jane strutted down the catwalk like a model.

"Madam, you look both rich and beautiful in this!"

When Lainey came out of the kitchen and saw Jane showing off, she quickly praised Jane.

"This won't do."

William looked at Jane's chest. The low-cut dress set off her big breasts. A man who saw it could easily be turned on.

No, absolutely no!

"Why?"

Jane frowned, a little puzzled. "I think I am beautiful on it. It suits me as your wife."

If matched with jewelry of simple style, I would be drop-dead gorgeous.

"It doesn't fit you."

William took a deep breath. He couldn't bear other men keeping looking at her in such a low-cut dress.

Of course, he couldn't say that.

"On the golden and glorious Princess Faith, you couldn't stand out in a golden dress. Instead, you might look redundant."

Hearing his tactful words, Jane paused to think and nodded thoughtfully.

William was right. Indeed, she couldn't wear an outfit of the same color as that of her surroundings, so she tried the next one.

When the golden dress was eliminated, William gave a sign of relief. He secretly felt proud for the excuse that could show his aesthetic judgment.

The second set was a short dress. Her upper body was covered this time her smooth and well-proportioned thighs were exposed. Her slight bending down might reveal too much.

"It is too short for this season. On the cruise ship, we would see fireworks at midnight. You will feel cold in this."

William opened the invitation letter and pointed at the itinerary on the back.

The grand fireworks banquet, which cost ten million, was extremely grand. The Floyds had invested a lot of money to marry the daughter of a wealthy family.

From the unparalleled accessories of engagement to the wine at the dinner party, it cost hundreds of millions.

The Floyds were sincere, and the Carts also spent much money, but the latter kept it mysterious and did not write it down on the letter.

"That makes sense."

Jane nodded her head repeatedly. As expected, William was the right person to ask because he had more experience!

Every rich lady, if chose elegance over warmth in winter, would definitely tremble with her thighs exposed when standing on a ship sailing on the sea.

It was inappropriate to change clothes, so she could only add a fur shawl.