Chapter 261
The Imposter Bride
When Morgan saw Natalia this time, he wisely decided not to give her a hard time, to avoid rousing the rebel spirit in Magnus and getting himself thrown out Hearing Morganâs complaints, Magnus just raised his eyebrows dismissively. âItâs not as bad as you make it out to be. As long as you arenât hostile to my wife, youâre welcome to visit Jonas anytimeâ
Natalia tugged at Magnus, thinking he was being far too disrespectful to his own grandfather. Although Morgan had once kidnapped her child and caused her to nearly drown at sea, she had decided not to hold it against him because he was Magnusâ grandfather.
Now that Magnus was being so rude, Natalia tried to smooth things over Grandpa, Magnus didnât mean it that way Morgan looked at Natalia standing before him and felt a deep sense of guilt if he hadnât been so stubborn back then, perhaps all of this could have been avoided.
Now, Morgan was older and not only had no grandchildren around him, but couldnât even see his great grandson. If Morgan could turn back time, he was certain he would never have done such a thing as kidnapping Jonas But there are no ifs in life, and since it had happened, he had to accept the consequences.
Despite his guilt towards Natalia, Morgan wouldâve rather died than apologize to her. He nodded slightly, as if accepting Nataliaâs form of address, and fell silent for a moment before finally speaking.
âYouâve had it tough over the yearsâ
Natalia knew that for Morgan to say these words was already a big step. After all, as the former patriarch of the Andersen family, it was likely that no one had ever made Morgan bow his head So, Natalia just shook her head lightly. Iâve been okay Magnus was pleased to see this exchange. After all these years, it seemed that his grandfather had finally given up his negative views of his wife if he had known this would happen, he would have stayed abroad for a few more years. Maybe then his grandfather would have been the one urging him to hurry up and marry Natalia.
âGrandpa, hereâs Jonas,â Magnus said, stepping forward to reveal the little boy Hearing this, Morgan was overjoyed. He knew that Magnus was finally letting his guard down, but Morgan wasnât so naive as to think that Magnus was simply becoming more obedient with age.
The young man was probably just worried that Morgan would continue to challenge Natalia, and thatâs why he was so agreeable.
Humph, was Magnus testing him?
Did Morgan question Magnusâ wife? Morgan was busy, okay? He didnât have time to meddle in their affairs.
Morgan turned to look at Jonas, who was standing behind Natalia, and waved him over âCome here, youâre Jonas, right? Come, Greatâgrandpa will play with you.â
Jonas looked up at Natalia, got her approval, and confidently walked over to Morgan âHi Greatâ
grandpa. Yes, Iâm Jonas. Nice to meet youâ
âGoodâ Jonas was wellâbehaved and sensible, and it brought a smile to Morganâs face. He pulled Jonas onto his lap and couldnât stop hugging him.
The little boyâs laughter filled the room. âYour beard is tickling meâ
âIs it? Hehe, I will shave it all off later Morgan was completely focused on Jonas, his laughter causing more wrinkles to form on his face.
This boy was just like his grandson when he was little. Not only was Jonas sweet, but he was quickâ
witted, too. If Jonas was raised properly, he would definitely achieve more than his father Watching the harmonious scene between the greatâgrandfather and grandson, Natalia couldnât help but smile. The saying âBlood is thicker than water was definitely true Magnus had hidden little Jonas away because of her, and now, with one more person to date on Jonas, things were even better.
Magnus was also touched by the scene in front of him and was reminded of his own childhood when his grandfather had raised him.
His grandfather was night. He was getting old and could pass away at any time. Since he wanted to see Jonas, why not let him? As long as he stopped plotting against his wife, everything was negotiable While Morgan was interacting with Jonas, Magnus took Natalia and headed upstairs. The room was the same as it had always been, even the furnishings hadnât changed.
Magnus closed the door behind him and said, âMy dear, this is the bedroom you used to live in. After you left, I instructed the housemaids to keep it clean, and await your return He walked over to the window and sat down. âIn the quiet of the night, I often sat here, looking at the scenery you used to enjoy, imagining what you felt, and even praying that you could see it too Magnus looked at Natalia with deep affection âMy love, now that youâre back, I wonât have to live the rest of my life like a walking corpse. Thank you, darling Natalia was moved by the affection in Magnusâ eyes. This was Magnus, the stubborn Magnus, who once he decided on something would stick to it until the end.
Natalia slowly walked to the window, touching the familiar frame, and a picture formed in her mind The stars twinkled in the night, and Magnus sitting alone at the window, missing her when he thought she was long gone Such a romantic scene, how could it not move her?
As Natalia turned to say something to Magnus, he kissed her âUm Natalia made a sound of surprise, feeling Magnusâ passion, and was taken aback.
This man, was always so horny It was broad daylight, and Morgan and Jonas were downstairs Magnus tenderly held Nataliaâs head, savoring the sweetness of her lips, and pulling her petite frame closer into his arms This delightful woman was his wife, whom he never seemed to get enough of Whenever he came in contact with her, his self control would vanish.
He gently pried her tips apart, wildly exploring every comer of her mouth. Every inch of her was intoxicatingly fragrant, sweet, and bewitching, making him linger, utterly captivated After what felt like an eternity. Magnus finally pulled away from Nataliaâs lips, and whispered lightheartedly into her ear Natalia felt weak all over from Magnusâ kisses, and her toes felt so warm that she could barely stand.
She pouted slightly and protested âCanât you refrain from being so affectionate, especially in broad daylight, and when someone might walk in at any moment? It would be so embarrassing if anyone saw usâ
As she spoke, Natalia pointed towards the door, indicating that the housemaid could walk in at any time to clean the room.