Chapter 827
Substitutee Marriage: Fallingg For My Ugly Wifee
He caught her unease, Lightly lifting his glass and surreptitiously guiding her hand onto his lap.
In close proximity to him, Millie inhaled the fragrance of red wine that clung to him. Coupled with his
handsome features, her heart quickened its pace.
âThe evening draws to a close.â Marcusâ hushed tone reached her, hinting at something unsaid.
Observing the somewhat inebriated Leaders, Millieâs Lips quivered with a mixture of nervousness and
anticipation.
âHoney, later I want to have hot dog; is that alright?â
Confusion flickered in Marcusâ eyes; he hadnât expected such a request. It seemed her nerves were
getting the best of her.
âOf course.â âAlso, Iâd Like to have some roasted potatoes. Is that alright?â
His indulgent nod conveyed reassurance. âCertainly. After the event, we can buy some and head
home.â
Outside the restaurantâs entrance, Marcus exchanged a handshake with Randolph. Millie stood by his
side, offering a polite smile.
âGoodbye, Mr. Hinks.â she bid her farewell. Randolph chimed in, âItâs been a wonderful time! Farewell
and have a safe journey home.â
As the school leaders gradually departed in their cars, Millie cast a sidelong glance at the towering
figure beside her, a warm flush gracing her cheeks.
Shrugging off his coat, Marcus draped it over his arm. Adorned in a meticulously ironed black shirt and
straight-legged trousers that accentuated his model-like legs, he exuded both handsomeness and
refinement.
Millie blinked, finding herself captivated by Marcusâ presence. From his demeanor to his affluence,
competence, and physique, every aspect seemed awe-inspiring.
By simply standing there, he commanded attention, causing passersby to cast frequent glances his
way.
A smirk tugged at Marcusâ Lips as he gently took Millieâs hand, guiding her towards their waiting car.
Under his lead, she couldnât help but feel a bit like a child being guided.
Behind the wheel, Marcus navigated to a food street and purchased hot dog and roasted potatoes as
per Millieâs preference.
As she held the hot dog in one hand and roasted potatoes in the other, the vibrant colors of the food
should have been inviting, but Millie found herself unable to eat with ease.
She shook her head, questioning her own nervousness. It was almost comical how she felt like a
bundle of nerves, fretting over the simplest matters between men and women.
She knew that many of her college peers had begun dating, establishing relationships early on, and
finding happiness together.
Yet, for some reason, she still struggled to start. âWould you Like anything else to eat? I can go get it,â
Marcus offered with a smile, his tone gentle as he ruffled Millieâs hair.
His magnetic voice brushed against Millieâs ear, while his tender gesture left a lingering warmth.