Lock You In My Heart By B. MADRON Chapter 273
Lock You In My Heart
Chapter 273 He Is Back Glancing at the woman in white bakery clothes, Westley knew at once that it Wis Gabrielle. It didnât matter at all that she was about ten meters away or that She was at the other side of the plass.
He shook his head slowly. She had become a baker in the few days he was away. She never ceased to amaze him.
Sometimes, he liked to imagine that his wife metamorphosed every day into things he never knew she was âMr. Morris, that is Miss Jones in a bakerâs uniform. Is she also a baker?â Alviri äsked, his forehead creased in surprise. I Gabrielle had always left him surprised, having changed his impression of the rich lady She was indeed a different species of rich lady, one he had never seen before. She was the adopted daughter of the Jones family, yet she seemed so omnipotent, so capable of doing almost everything He had seen her cook, Liow flowers and vegetables and do the most common things. Now here she was, making cakes.
She seemed to know everything Alvin found Gabrielle quite an impressive woman.
âIf you ask me, who should I ask?â Westley muttered coldly.
He had thought she would be so worried about furn when he was away, but it Seerried she wasnât. Instead, she looked so happy without him.
âMr. Morris,â Alvin called quietly.
âDo you mind if I ask you a rather personal question?â His boss was silent for a while in which Alvin bit his lips. Although he knew he ought to mind his own business, his curiosity to know more about Gabrielle and Westley was getting the better of him.
âGo on,â Westley said finally, his voice cold as he gazed at the woman in the cake shop.
At first, Gabrielle was talking with another girl wearing the bakery uniform.
Then she tumed to a male Euest and began to chat with him.
Seething with silent rage, Westley turned to face Alvin now; he didnât want to see that scene âDo you ever give Miss Jores pocket Alvin asked, not looking up at Westleyâs face. He sure knew that this question was i reckless one and would annoy Wesley. Yet, he couldnât help but ask âWhat?â Westley sat up, startled slightly. He couldnât understand what the other man meant by that question, Why did he wonder whether he gave Gabrielle money?
âI feel. Mr. Morris, that Miss Jones is Working here because she doesnât have enough money to take care of herself Obviously, if you give her pocket money. she wonât want to work to get money. I understand that the Jones family gave her only little money while she was with them. And now, you do exactly the same,â Alvin lamented.
Vor Anyone hearing him talk would think Westley was indeed one who treated his wife badly Well, it made sense â the whole picture in itself. Ore would only assume that this woman was working to support herself because she didnât get pocket money from her husband.
âYouâre married to her now, Mr. Morris,â Alvin continued, Scratching his head retvously. âSo you should at least...â
âYou talk as though I misceat her. Iâm of course married to her. She lives in my house, and I feed her. She gets all she wants in Half Moon Bay. Moreover, she should have asked me if she needed anything. For all I care, itâs her own business that she wants to work. Iâm sure she is only working here so that she can meet other men,â he said, throwing a dark look at Gabrielle again. He shifted uncomfortably on his seat as he watched her chat on with the male guest with an eternal and flattering smile plastered on her face Alvin stared at Westley. shocked. What did he mean by saying he was sure she was only working here so that she could meet other men?
Was he jealous?
âMr. Moms. I think you have misunderstood Miss Jones,â Alvin said in a calm voice. âShe is not that kind of a person. Gabrielle was really not that kind of person, and Alvin knew that so well She was a good natured and lively person, but she wasnât promiscuous at all. Alvin could lay his head on that..
âSounds as if you know Gabrielle so much,â Westley said in a strangely suspicious voice, raising his brows.
A chill ran down Alvinâs spine at once. He had to be careful not to exasperate his boss who already was angry. It would be so disastrous to annoy him further.
âOkay. Mr. Morris, Alvin mumbled. afraid to say anything more.
âDrive me back and donât sit there talking nonsense!â Westley barked.
After the black commercial vehicle drove off, Gabrielle packaged the cake and handed it to the male guest. Then still smiling, she bade him goodbye.
Gabrielle looked up straight at the road when the guest had left. All the while she had been attending to him, she had had this strange feeling of being watched. Yet, all she could see now were cars speeding aff across the road and strangers strolling past.
She sighed, trying to wave off the feeling Maybe she was only overthinking and no one had really been watching her. When it was six oâclock, Gabrielle changed from her work clothes. Carrying her bag, she went in to say goodbye to Sandra and Macy.
âIâm impressed by your efforts today, Gabrielle Patient people like you are difficult to come by. When you get home, take your bath and have some ICSI. Standing all day is not an easy thing at all. And here, have these cakes for you and your family.â
Sandra said, handing Gabrielle two boxes of cake.
âThank you, Sandra. But I canât take these.â Gabrielle shook her head, embarrassed.
âYou should have them, Gabrielle. Let your family try them out.â insisted softly. pushing the b Gabrielleâs s Sandra es into Gabrielle smiled weakly. She knew she couldnât refuse the cakes wynote. So she took them and said, âThank you, Sandra.â
But when she remembered that Westley wasnât at home and wouldnât cat the Cake with her, her face slightly registered disappointment. Her mood lightened up a bit when she thought about Sophie: She could always share them with her.
âYou are welcome, Gabrielle. Well, you should get going now; itâs getting quite dark. And always remember you can come here whenever you wish. Iâm always here,â Sandra reminded her.
Grinning, Gabrielle nodded obediently. Then she went downstairs with the boxes of cake, Macy accompanying her.
âMy mother scems to like you very much, * Macy whispered as she led the way out of the cake shop âI like her too.â Then Gabrielle gasped out. âBut, Macy. you have a very good mother! I really am jealous.â There was a THATY of dismal solemnity in Gabrielles VOICE âI believe your mother is also very good, Gabrielle.â Macy smiled, not taking Gabrielleâs words seriously.
Gabrielle forced a smile. âI should be on my way now. Goodnight. Macyâ she said and hurned off with the boxes of cake in her hands In the taxi as she headed back to Half Moon Bay. Gabrielle leaned her head against the backseat: She thought about Sindra and Macy, about their interaction. That was perhaps how real mothers and daughters ought to talk to each other. A foster mother and an adopted daughter were of course nothing like that.
Sandra scemed to be the kind of mother who didnât mind showing her love for her daughter even in the presence of outsiders. In that moment, Gabrielle had felt slight envy. How she wished Macy had known how serious she was when she had said she was jealous.
All her life. Gabrielle had never experienced a motherâs love. Her Own mother had abandoned her a long time ago and had never come back to look for HET Not even her faster mother, Wendy. had cared to show her such love. They had always been distant from cach other, and things between them had worsened especially after Bryceâs issue.
When Gabrielle stepped out of the taxi, she inhaled the war air of late evening She walked up to the porch and opened the door âSophie, Iâm back!â
It was then she saw a black commercial vehicle and a black off-road vehicle parking in the yard.
Westley was back! That was the first thought that rang in her head as her heart pounded with excitement. She had been pretending to be happy before. But now, she indeed was happy.
At once, she hurried into the room with the boxes of cake.
What she saw when she got into the room made her freeze.