Chapter 838:
What she had felt pressing against her wasn’t a belt, but…
A deep flush spread across Madisyn’s face.
Andrew gazed at her with a playful grin. “You’re a doctor, and yet you didn’t recognize what that was?”
Noticing the blush on her cheeks, Andrew softened his teasing, his eyes dark with affection. “When do you want to get married?” he asked.
“What about you?” Madisyn asked in return.
“Tomorrow,” he replied.
Madisyn was left speechless. Just a wishful thought.
“The soonest would be in three months,” Madisyn replied.
Without hesitation, Andrew agreed. He buried his face in her neck, murmuring, “I can finally have you.”
“I’ve always been yours,” Madisyn whispered, running her fingers through his soft black hair, feeling like she was petting a big puppy.
Andrew looked at Madisyn with eager anticipation, his voice soft as he asked, “Can I stay here tonight?”
Madisyn felt a flutter of warmth in her chest. She smiled gently and replied, “Of course, we’re engaged now. You can stay anytime.”
Andrew was thrilled. With Madisyn beside him, he enjoyed a wonderfully restful night.
The following morning, Madisyn woke to find the bed occupied by her alone. After getting dressed, she made her way downstairs, following the delicious scent of breakfast.
Andrew had made breakfast. Wearing an apron, he looked every bit like the ideal husband. His cooking skills were outstanding, and Madisyn enjoyed every bite, feeling completely satisfied.
After breakfast, just as they were about to leave, Elaine and Glenn arrived.
“Mom, Dad, you’re here. Have you had breakfast?” Madisyn asked her parents.
Elaine smiled warmly.
“We’ve already eaten. You just finished yours, right? There’s something we wanted to talk to you about.”noveldrama
Madisyn raised an eyebrow, intrigued. “What is it?”
Glenn replied, “I’m considering building a manor in this city, a place for future family gatherings and celebrations. When you and your brothers get married and have children, it’ll give the little ones more room to play.”
Madisyn nodded in understanding. Initially, her parents were supposed to stay in this city only for a short time. However, with her brothers joining them, her parents no longer had a reason to leave. If they were to stay long-term, having a manor of their own was essential.
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