or him. He stood still looking at the large house with a high

l live in after marriage.

his expression didn't change, but Liam

opened the double doors of the house, ushering them in. He rem

de. There was still a faint smell of paint, as well as the smell of new furniture, all expe

ned the window blinds that ran from ceiling to floo

l. Even that looked familiar. "Why should I no

g in the yard lighting a fire. Felt a bit complicated. He didn't care about anything, didn't car

the exact same pai

face, but heard him say, "If you don't like it,

head. "Why shoul

should be changed to somethi

he said, "Whether I like it or not, d

el,

what I don't like, I woul

aight into the heart. He had heard that the young master of the Halsey family was an aloof and cold man

hich has been established for five years, has been able to build several schools for orphans and children from underprivileged families. Every year the foundation will send clot

t Adriel know

on either. He doesn't like parties and crowds, doesn't like

sons that made Adriel

ys. Whether you like it or not, yo

op moving from the painting, not

" Adriel pointed at the stairs in the corner

like his own room at home; from the contents of the room, p

m. I'll be sleeping in the g

at the man. "Why do

in marrying me? Why did you marry

room as Adriel, but he felt like he c

ere was a time when we were in the same

*

I don't want you to be uncomfortable in the house later."

his seatbelt wi

Adriel held him back. "Can

g how you copied my room design, M

gotten it effortlessly, but

om that?' Liam thought,

give it or not?" Ad

. Then he left without further ado. Before he cou

. have dinn

sionlessly, then closed t

nned in sa

ing for him to actually get in. In the living room, his father was having guests. It seemed they were discussing so

You just arrived? Do you

ughing occasionally and her hands shaking slig

and want to have a lo

er making sure his mother was sitting properly, he started to thi

o the hospital t

continued, "Don't you have to do a wedding dress fitti

oked do

and gave it to her. "Fittings can

t .

e money. Getting you to th

he looked hesitant as she said, "Are you really goi

iam instinctively knew what his mother

y strange and arbitrary, but he knew that the help he gave his family was really effective and went well. Th

hing to lose just ask

her's blanket quietly. "You don't have to th

ded her son hundreds of times, even Liam didn't falter in the slightest with that decision. Liam was

going to say that I can't do the fitting tomorrow because

be cont