Housewife Gone Wild by Thanddeus Embereley novel Chapter 120

Chapter 120

Jared gently patted her hair, then turned to me and said, “It’s good for you to get some physical exercise, Yvonne.”

“Dad?” Yvonne’s little face was full of grievance.

But Jared just smiled even more charmingly. I couldn’t be bothered to join in their banter, so I sat down, and Wendy brought over the special breakfast she had made just for me.

“Mom, what are you eating?” Yvonne immediately leaned over to ask.

“Oatmeal,” I answered calmly.

“I want some, too,” Yvonne said right away.

“Kids shouldn’t eat too much of this. There are too many hormones in it. It’s not good for your development,” I said.

Yvonne puffed up her cheeks and complained, “Then how come you get to eat it? Dad’s an adult too, so why doesn’t he get any?”

Jared glanced at me with a smile and said, “I don’t need it. It’s for your mom to keep up her strength.”

Yvonne crossed her arms over her chest, looking super sulky.

This time, I drove Yvonne to school with Jared riding along. They were chatting away in the backseat, and I pretty much kept quiet the whole time.

When we got to school, Jared got out and walked her up to the school gate. Her homeroom teacher came over to chat with him. It looked like they were talking about Yvonne.

Jared was as warm and polite as ever, and you could tell the teacher was reluctant to say goodbye.

Jared came back to the car, opened the passenger door, and got in.

I glanced at his left hand. Sure enough, his wedding ring had mysteriously disappeared again.

Thinking about it, I started fussing with the diamond ring on my own ring finger right in front of him.

“What’s wrong now?” Jared frowned.

I said calmly, “Nothing, I’m just sick of seeing this ring. I don’t feel like wearing it anymore.”

I didn’t expect Jared to try to comfort me like that, or to want to spend money on me again.

His double–lidded eyes made him look even more intelligent. When he wasn’t looking at you, he seemed almost peaceful.

I didn’t keep staring at him. There was something dangerously captivating about his looks.

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