Chapter 619
Substitutee Marriage: Fallingg For My Ugly Wifee
Amid the dancing candlelight, darkness enveloped the space. Positioned across from one another, their
luminous gazes locked in an unspoken connection. Fragrant gustatory aromas wove a subtle tapestry,
an essence of chemistry seeming to unfurl between them.
Nervously, Millie gripped the knife and fork, delicately beginning her incision into the steak.
Within the confines of her own abode, the steak prepared by her own hands, an unexpected feeling
overcame her â as if she were a guest in her own domain, her restlessness palpable.
Her desire for a modest steak had morphed into an unexpectedly formal affair.
Employing his fork adeptly, Marcus swiftly partitioned the steak into uniform portions and placed them
before Millie.
Amid this intricate ballet of emotions, Millie was left speechless, her thoughts silenced by the
overwhelming sequence of events.
In the wake of Millieâs pause, she seized a morsel of steak, sliding it into her mouth and savoring its
flavors in silence, an acknowledgement of its culinary excellence.
Gently placing his fork aside, Marcus lifted a glass brimming with red liquid and spoke.
âSavor the red wine. Its potency is mild; intoxication wonât ensnare you.â
Within the glass, the red wine displayed a beguiling haze, its allure undeniable. Its sweet flavor added
to its charm.
Embracing audacity, Millie opted for enjoyment. Lifting the glass, she sipped, savoring the sweetness
that enveloped her palate.
The wine proved truly delightful, lacking any hint of intoxication.
Following the mealâs conclusion, Millie restored order to the kitchen before immersing herself in design
within her study, secluded by locked doors. Emerging later, she realized Marcus showed no inclination
to depart.
Her reminder echoed, âItâs time for your departure. Iâm retiring for the night.â
Seated upon the sofa, Marcus remained fixated on the nightly news, motionless.
âOur shared slumber isnât unprecedented. Tonight, this shall be my resting place,â he declared.
Leaving was an unattainable feat. Tonight, he resolved to stay, eschewing the frigid bed that seemed to
sap warmth from his bones.
Swiveling his gaze towards Millie, he spoke. âSince our marriage, weâve inhabited the villa, yet our
moments together remain unexplored. Given your stay here, tonight itâs solely you and I.â Who would
willingly be alone with him tonight? Millie grappled with a mix of anger and embarrassment.
âImpossible; thereâs only one bed here, and itâs quite compact. Itâs unfit for you to sleep on,â Millie
asserted.
How could this man exhibit such audacious shamelessness now?
âWe can manage a bit of tight space.â
âItâs not comfortable. Perhaps you should return.â