Chapter 314

Once they got home, Margot acted as if nothing had happened. She ate and drank when needed, living a carefree and worry-free life.

On the contrary, it was Curtis who was always on edge. Fearful that Margot might unexpectedly leave him or take drastic measures, he was constantly apprehensive.

During dinner, Margot smiled and remarked, "You don't have to keep an eye on me round the clock. I know many women would love to be your wife, and I feel luckier than all of them. So, I'll cherish this good fortune of mine."

The implication was clear—she had no intention of leaving him, and he need not worry.

Curtis served her some food, evidently feeling somewhat guilty. "I was just worried that something might happen to you."

"Tammy is the only one who would consider harming me. No one else would dare touch me. Now that she's in our hands, you have nothing to worry about."

Curtis remained silent.

"Curtis, I have chosen to forgive you and trust you. I hope you will do the same and not doub