All Chapters of Sweet Marriage: Dear Lady, You're Mine: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

So that's why Rebecca did such an outrageous thing on the day of the wedding? Sigrid used to think that Rachel's statement was ridiculous but, in fact, there was some truth to it. Because even if Rebecca thought that she had extra time to wait, she might not have done anything with Edward at the time. How else would Rebecca have the guts to cheat with Edward on her wedding day? Worried that Sigrid would feel that he had been too cruel, George said, "Although I manipulated them, it's a fact that they had been having an affair for two years." "Something still does not make sense with your argument. What if Rebecca had not cheated? You must have thought about this when you were with her, right?" Sigrid deliberately started to look for fault. George raised his eyebrows and said, "You know better than me what kind of person she is. If I want to break up with her, she never dares to refuse it." George was very confident in himself, and he was also certain that R

After breakfast, Sigrid stayed in the bathroom for five minutes and upon coming out, she saw that George had put on his sweater. "Are we going out?" asked Sigrid. She was confused. Even though she had read the itinerary of what they would do, she had not memorized it and did not remember what she was going to do on any given day. George nodded and said, "I'll take you to eat delicious food for lunch." When she heard that there was delicious food, her eyes lit up. Her alluring eyes were full of excitement, and even the way she talked to him was much softer. "Then wait for me. I'll change my clothes." She thought for a minute about what to wear and took her turtleneck sweater and thick pants into the bathroom. George was upset to see her wearing thick warm clothing but most annoying was to see she was avoiding changing in front of him. But he decided not to say anything. It seemed that the proposal he had made last night made her realize that he loved

Dumbfounded, she turned around and stared at him. Looking at George's doting eyes, she felt that her heartbeat was gradually increasing. Although he might be joking around, she was moved by his words. Thinking about what she had said earlier, she couldn't show her feelings in front of him. Thus, she stared at him with a flushed face and said, "Promise to give me a monthly allowance, buy me whatever I want, and never make me feel aggrieved!" "Alright," he agreed without hesitation. Was that really all she wanted? "Okay. From now on, you'll be my dad!" Sigrid frowned sternly as she stated in all seriousness. George was speechless for a while, wondering if she was joking. Sigrid burst out in laughter upon seeing his astonished expression. "I just said that I wanted to be spoiled by my parents. Then, you told me you would pamper me in the future. Doesn't that mean you want to be my dad? Or do you want to be my mom?" George felt a little upset and h

Seeing him reading the text, Sigrid silently hoped that the page he was reading did not have any mention of any erotic events. There was no way this book would be completely about erotic things, right? Maybe he wouldn't see anything... However, he frowned and looked at her strangely. Sigrid was speechless. "Oh, no, Am I that unlucky? Did he read it?" she thought. "Ahem, books like that are all the same. There are some things that are erotic in some parts. This is also why they're interesting and attract readers," Sigrid said awkwardly. "Are you sure?" he asked. Sigrid was speechless again. She didn't know exactly which part he'd read. Was it one of the erotic parts? Sigrid was a little hesitant. Just when she was about to go and read the page, George stared into her eyes and said, "I didn't expect you would enjoy these things. I'll buy more for you." Oh, no! She exclaimed inwardly, "It's a misunderstanding!" Just as she was in a dil

Sigrid stared at the small boat as it strolled across the stream. She was starving, resisting the urge to take someone else's dishes from their boats. Just as she was about to pester the waiter for their food, a boat stopped in front of their booth and made a beeping sound. Sigrid's eyes lit up seeing the takoyaki placed on the boat. She went and took the dish over, pressed a small button on the boat and sent it back. She then put the dish on the table and said, "The experience here is really something." "It's nothing compared to the time you called me brother-in-law," George bantered. "Eat up and stop flirting with me." Despite chiding so in her mind, Sigrid only glared at him with a flushed face and quickly lowered her head, eating the takoyaki. There was not much mustard added, and the taste was just right without any pungent smell. Considering that some customers liked more mustard to fit their palate, the restaurant had thoughtfully prepar