Chapter 594 – Back Home to Marry Off Myself Novel

“I don’t know.”

Even if someone else had made it up on purpose, it left a mark on her heart and she always imagined that he really cheated on her.

“I didn’t have sex with any woman other than you.” Cormac explained word by word. At this time, he raised his hand to stop the taxi.

“Even if you had done that, I wouldn’t know also.” She trusted him, but she just felt extremely uncomfortable.

He was speechless.

When the taxi stopped along the curb, he pulled the door open and used his hand to protect her head from knocking it. She bent down and went in the car, then followed by him.

As they were sitting in taxi with a driver in front, they didn’t speak on the way. When they arrived the destination and got out of the car, Cormac held her hands, “You can check.” “What to check?” Loredana didn’t respond for a moment.

He said in a serious manner, “Check whether I’ve cheated you.”

“How, how, how can this be checked?” she stammered. How else could this be checked except by catching him in bed and finding out substantial evidence?

Cormac tugged his collar and there was a thin layer of fine sweat on his skin due to the hotness. He smiled, “Of course it’s to check in bed.”

She was speechless.

It took her a long time to get out three words, “Shame on you.”

He didn’t care, he reached out his hand to touch her stomach. He could still feel the warmth of her body through the fabric, “You should stay away from that guy whose surname is White from now on.” “Are you jealous?” she looked at him.

“I want to chop his hand off.” Thinking of Charles White’s face with a smile at that time, he wanted to rip off his face to see if he could still laugh.

She knew she was wrong for not avoiding him, after all men and women were different, and they were both married. Regardless of whether Tiana had a right mind or not, Charles shouldn’t have done that in front of her.

“Do you know? The girl he married is very simple.” She said tactfully but Cormac still understood her meaning.

No one dared to be so reckless in front of his wife, unless his wife wasn’t in a right mind.

Otherwise, who could tolerate it?

“Pity him?” As soon as Cormac saw her expression, he knew what she was thinking.

Without waiting for her answer, he continued to say, “If you gave him a face, he would be more shameless. Don’t pity him.”

He clutched her hands in a domineering way and said seriously, “Do you hear me?”

She didn’t want to upset him, then she nodded obediently, “Got it.”

He pinched her nose, “That’s good. Go inside, Samuel and Simona are there.”

“They’ve both changed their names.” She thought he had forgotten and reminded him.

He twisted his head to look at her with a serious expression.

Loredana was baffled as she didn’t understand why he had suddenly become so serious. “What’s wrong with you? Do you forget that they’ve changed their names?” she asked.

Cormac didn’t forget it, “I’m used to call that and I don’t want to change.” As he spoke, his gaze rested on her stomach, “When this child is born, let him follow your surname whether it’s a boy or a girl.”

He looked up at her and said gently, “Your father only has one daughter, leave an heir for him.”

He was being serious as he should think more of her since she was thinking of him.

It was fake if she wasn’t touched. She glared at him, “Why are you being so melodramatic? Do you want me to cry?”

He smiled, hugged her and kissed her forehead, “I can’t let you cry.”

“Tsk-tsk, who am I messing with? I’ve been stuffed with a mouthful of dog food once I just go out. Don’t you want me to live?”

Armand Bernie stepped on the doorsill and leaned against the door with his hands on his chest, watching the scene that had just happened with great interest.

His eyes which were full of tenderness turned indifferent at this moment.

He slowly looked up and said, “Jealousy makes you ugly.”

Afterwards, he ignored Armand and walked in with Loredana in his arms, as if he was invisible.

Armand was speechless.

Was he jealous?

Yes, he was indeed jealous.

Wasn’t he pathetic enough? Why did he irritate him?

Was he thinking that he was easily bullied?

He cried out in his heart, ‘Heartless person who forgets his buddy when he has his wife!’ He felt that he was a pity wretch who had been abandoned at this moment.

Theresa Gordon didn’t forgive him and even his buddy only wanted his wife.

As he said the word ‘heartless’, Cormac who hadn’t gone far heard his voice, turned around and asked, “What did you say?”

Armand didn’t dare to talk anything as he was scared. He quickly rearranged his words, “Erm…your two children want to eat ice cream. I’m going out now, I want to ask if you guys have anything to buy. I’ll bring it back to you.”

Cormac asked her, “Do you have anything you want to eat?”

“Cake, cream cake.”

She hadn’t eaten anything since this morning and suddenly missed that taste of cream.

“Which flavour?” he asked again.

She thought for a moment, “Mango.”

Armand said, “Okay, I’ll buy some more fruit by the way.”

“Um.” Cormac replied. They won’t be able to leave today and had to wait until tomorrow. It wasn’t that convenient to buy things here, so he needed to drive outside to buy.

The best thing about this place was that it was quiet.

At this hour, there was sunlight in the yard and they walked into the hall. This wooden house was cool during summer and the temperature inside and outside the house was totally different, as if they had entered an air-conditioned room. In the middle of house, there was a square table. Jayden Mendelsohn and Andrew Mendelsohn were sitting opposite each other and there was a chessboard on the table. Two of them were playing chess. Andrew was facing problem and thinking of the next step to turn the tables.

They didn’t even notice that someone had entered the room.

Jayden intended to cultivate his patience and attentiveness, so he didn’t rush him and waited quietly for him to find out the flaws in the game.


New Book: Beginning with a Daring Encounter

Celsie was tired of being labeled as an introvert, workaholic, and dull virgin by her friends. Determined to prove them wrong, she made a bet that she would do something daring on her 25th birthday. Now that the day had arrived, it was time to fulfill her promise. On her daring to-do list, there was one task: a one-night stand with someone.