All Chapters of A Heartwarming Marriage: Chapter 381 - Chapter 390

A while later, Herbert returned with a tall man in a black coat who bore a gentle and graceful yet mysterious expression. "This way, sir." Herbert extended his arm to show the way to the living room. "Mrs. Layton is waiting in the living room." Marley nodded courteously. Lucille was shocked to see Marley. She'd never expected him to visit her at Sparrow Residence. "Hi, Marl," Lucille greeted. Marley smiled warmly and nodded in return. He noticed Spencer sitting on the couch, who had a stoic expression and remained motionless, then smiled at him, too. Lucille's eyes darted between the two men before she lightly kicked at Spencer's leg, which was crossed. Spencer remained silent. He looked up and saw Lucille winking at him, which looked adorable. This was the third time he'd seen her make such sweet expressions at him. The whole scene unfolded before Marley. Without reservations, he casually sat on the couch across from them before looking up at Lucille. "It looks like I'd

Time passed, and in the blink of an eye, it was New Year's Eve. Many people celebrated New Year's Eve the same way—by spending quality time with family and friends. But to Lucille, New Year's Eve was slightly different this year. Spencer went to the office very early in the morning. Then, at noon, they went to Harmony Sanatorium to pick Marie up for lunch. They wanted to take Marie back to Layton Manor, but she refused, saying she was used to tranquility and just having lunch was enough. Luckily, Marie stayed relatively healthy, thanks to Casey's care. So, Lucille was relieved.Every time they met, Marie always kept an eye on Lucille's belly to see if there were any changes. Of course, Lucille knew Marie really wanted her to get pregnant, but…At 3:00 pm, Lucille and Spencer left for Layton Manor. "I saw Mom say in the group chat earlier that your aunt has returned this year." Lucille turned to say to Spencer as she checked her phone in the passenger seat. She knew Spence

James and Eric were playing chess in the garden while Lila and Yvonne were busy in the kitchen. Usually, during holidays, Lila would be cooking in the kitchen. Meanwhile, Seth and Spencer were left in the living room. Seth was casually checking his phone, whereas Spencer was seated on the couch with his legs crossed. His expression was grim, and he remained motionless like a statue. His pitch-black, abyss-like eyes were glaring at the silhouettes of an adult and a child outside the garden. His face was filled with annoyance and frustration. Feeling the sudden tension in the living room, Seth looked up and saw Spencer's handsome face etched with irritation. He then followed Spencer's line of sight and looked out at the garden. After thinking for a moment, Seth turned toward Spencer in curiosity. "Hey, Spence, don't tell me you're jealous of a 3-year-old kid, huh?" They had an over 20-year age gap with their cousin, Zane. They were in a completely different league and could

Seth gulped. He wanted to say that he didn't even have any women around him. How could he mess with anyone? But, of course, he didn't dare to say anything. So, he just timidly nodded instead. …At 12:00 am, Spencer held Lucille's hand and took her to the balcony on the second floor. "Why did you bring me here?" Lucille asked curiously. Suddenly, she heard some rustling noises as fireworks colored the sky bright red, quickly turning the night sky into a sea of fireworks. The rapidly changing fireworks bloomed in the sky with exquisite, colorful patterns, creating a breathtaking scene. Once the fireworks had blossomed, they looked like gemstones embedded in the night sky for a moment before slowly descending like a shimmering waterfall of stardust. Spencer stood beside Lucille as she looked up at the blooming, vibrant fireworks with a smile on her face.He, on the other hand, gazed down at her eyes, seeing the vivid fireworks sparkling in the sky reflected in them falling

It was still bright as day at the time, so the club had yet to open for business. But Bethany could tell that when night fell, the place would be filled with neon lights and a vibrant nightlife atmosphere. At the same time, this was the world of indulgence and decadence of the riches. A commoner would never have the chance to experience such a life. The front desk made a phone call. After a while, Lucille and Bethany saw a woman in a figure-hugging red mini dress and long, flowy hair walking toward them. With just one glance of her beguiling eyes, men would be ensnared by her. Her face was a blend of allure and seductiveness. She was a woman whose charm was simply intoxicating. Such a woman was filled with red flags. A single misstep and men could find themselves in a situation with no way out. The woman, Daisy Cullen, gave a seductive smile that would sway men and women alike. But not Lucille. She remained calm as a lake. "It's been a while, Lucy." Daisy's eyes and lips we