Don't Say You Love Me のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 31 - チャプター 40

Their married life was going on as it should be. Every night Sean always touched her, his passion never seemed to run out. But that's the only time they can get close. Renee frowns at the realization that she can only be close to her husband when they make love. Sean did change into a better person, he was never rude and forced his will again. The man only raised his eyebrows as Renee started to argue with his words, then walked away. Choose to avoid confrontation.Their marriage has been going on for almost two months and Renee still feels something is stuck in her heart. By the way, she realized that the foundation of this marriage was wrong from the start. Only based on a work contract coated with desire. Not to mention the reasons that Sean refused to admit, even now: that Renee was just a replacement for Rose. Renee never again visited the wing of the house where Rose's painting was stored. Roger never even mentioned Sean's first wife again. Renee suspects that Sean prev

Their relationship improved again, although a little stiff. And the increasing age of pregnancy. Renee realized that she loved her husband. Yes, Renee noticed it when she missed Sean when he wasn't there. Jeez ... missing Sean Bramasta was the last thing on Renee's mind, but it did happen. Nine months had passed, now Renee's stomach was completely distended and her movements were slow. Renee could not even see her knees because her stomach was blocked. Renee gently rubbed her stomach, maybe because of this child, maybe because of hormonal changes. Renee didn't know, what was certain was that every time she was around Sean, her feelings became warm. Oh, Sean hasn't changed. Still the same, so cold, stiff and scary to employees and co-workers, and so full of affection in bed. Sean's sex style changed since Renee became pregnant, even when Renee's pregnancy got older, the man didn't touch Renee anymore. She just gently stroked Renee's hair before going to sleep. And eve

Renee was allowed to go home with Cael and Sean picked them up on time. The man did not change, remained so cold that Renee thought that what the nurse said at that time was just a lie or delusion. Sean sat next to Renee in the car quietly and stared at the window, seemingly distanced. “Are you, uh, okay?” Finally Sean broke the silence, glanced lightly at the sleeping Cael in Renee's arms, and his gaze softened. “He seems very healthy.” “He was suckling vigorously.” Renee smiled and kissed Cael on the forehead affectionately. At first Renee was a little afraid of Sean's reaction to Cael. The man hates Cael because when he was in Renee's womb, would that man hate Cael when he was born into this world? Sean seemed to love Cael, even though he didn't show it in words. Renee frequently caught sight of the gentleness that Sean gave Cael. Oh yes, Renee understands, Sean may not be able to escape showing his affection for young children, but Cael has stolen

A year later ...   Renee smiled for the umpteenth time. She turned to find Sean smiling back at her gently. His head lowered, his eyes shining with love on a year-old baby who is now soundly asleep in his wife's arms.   They were in the city park, sitting in a chair facing right by the fountain. The cool air seemed to make Cael feel at home asleep even more. He curled deeper into Renee's arms, while Sean just chuckled when he saw him.   “I can't believe he can sleep this soundly while there are many children's voices muttering here and there,” muttered Sean exasperatedly, his hand stroking the top of his little son's head. Cael stretched and muttered something, as if telling Sean to stop touching his head. Sean chuckled again.   Renee chuckled. “He's a great sleeper.” A second later Renee lightly kissed the forehead of her very adorable child. Cael was a treasure to her; she loved Cael more than anyt

Sean blinked, the first time he felt the pain in his calf and knee. His previously blurry vision was now clear. He saw his hanging leg and to the side, Renee was having breakfast.    “Renee?” called Sean quietly. His voice was hoarse because he had not drunk at all.   “Sean? Are you awake?”   Renee then got out of bed and gave Sean a drink. The infusion in Renee's hand was still stuck, but her condition had improved considerably. Nothing serious happened to her, only a small tear in the brow. Renee then pressed the button next to the nightstand, to call the doctor and nurse.    They came with equipment to check on Sean.   “There is a slight crack in your shin, you should keep resting and don't go anywhere yet. Usually within a week to two weeks the crack will return to normal.”   Sean nodded as the doctor explained to him. Now only the two of them i