A Sweet Night The CEO Loves His Wife Ardently

After a few minutes, Audrey and Nataly picked up their snacks and walked toward the buffet restaurant on the second floor of the mall.

In the dining room, Nell had long been waiting anxiously and impatiently. She was restless and agitated.

Seeing Audrey and Nataly appear, Nell rolled her eyes at them.

"Where did you go? Do you know how long I have been waiting for you here? You told me that you bought snacks downstairs. I think you went shopping again, right? Or did you go to the arcade?" Audrey raised her eyebrows.

"Do you think that if we went to the arcade, would we come back so quickly?"

Audrey shook the food in her hand. "Snacks!"

Nell saw that in Audrey's hands, there were indeed a few packets filled with steaming snacks.

Nell wronged them.

It seemed that when she called them just now, they were indeed downstairs buying snacks.

Nevertheless, there was no way to change the fact that they were deliberately fooling her. Just now, when they were downstairs, Nell called Audrey, and Audrey told her that they were buying snacks. Audrey and Nataly sat down. Audrey took out three packages and pushed one in front of Nell and Nataly each, leaving one in front of her.

Then, Audrey picked up the cutlery to eat.

Seeing Nell staring at her without moving, Audrey looked at her strangely. "What's wrong? Don't you want to eat? We bought the snacks at the restaurant downstairs you like. Don't you like its egg tarts?" Nell was speechless.

Was it now time to eat egg tarts? How could they be so careless?

However, she didn't blame them for that. After all... this had nothing to do with him!

Her eyes were fixed on them.

Audrey and Nataly both opened their packages and enjoyed their food.

Nell rolled her eyes.

"You two, didn't you use to shout that you wanted to lose weight every day? If others say that you have put on a little weight, you will fight with them. Now you are having supper! Aren't you afraid of putting on weight? Look..." Nell pointed to the egg tarts in Audrey's spoon. "There's fat in them. You'll get fat if you eat fat."

Audrey and Nataly looked at each other and smiled.

"We are already married. Why do we care about our weight so much?" Audrey said disapprovingly, "When you are single and not married, you are afraid that you can't find a suitable partner if you're fat, or if you meet a suitable partner, you are afraid of him abandoning you because of your ugly body shape. So you want to lose weight. But now it is different!"

"Yes!" Nataly echoed, "We are already married. Although we still have to pay attention to our diet, there is no need to restrain ourselves just because we want to be thin. There will be no problem if we occasionally eat something at midnight!"

Words failed Nell.

Sure enough, after a woman got married, her ideas would change, and now Nell finally realized this fact.

And in front of her sat two married women.

But now, the topic turned to egg tarts? Obviously not!

Nell gritted her teeth and looked at the two women in front of her. Finally, she couldn't hold it in anymore. She stretched out her hands and took away the egg tarts in front of them. "Give me back my egg tarts!" Audrey frowned.

Nataly said, "I only ate two. Let me eat two more."

Nell glared at the two women. "You two married women, don't act anymore. With your poor acting skills, I can't bear to see it anymore. Don't keep me in suspense anymore. Tell me!" Audrey blinked innocently. "Tell you what?"

Nataly had a confused expression. "That's right! You have to throw us a question before we can answer."

Nell wanted to splash these egg tarts on their faces.

She could only be patient and ask in a low voice, "It's that... What is written on that sign?"

Audrey moved her face forward a little, her face full of doubt. "What? Louder. I couldn't hear you. What did you just say?"

Nell angrily shouted into Audrey's ear, "Let me ask you, what exactly is written on the sign?"

Because Nell's voice was too loud, it attracted the attention of all the guests in the restaurant. Everyone looked in her direction strangely and looked at Nell.NôvelD(ram)a.ôrg owns this content.

Nell was embarrassed. She quickly covered her face with one hand and glared at Audrey and Nataly.

These two married women were too hateful and repeatedly fooled her.

Audrey and Nataly probably felt that it was about time to stop fooling her.

"Do you want to know what is written on it?"

Nell nodded vigorously. "Yes, tell me!"

Audrey and Nataly must have seen the board, so they must have known what was written on it.

"Well..." Audrey deliberately smiled and kept her in suspense.

"What exactly is it?" Nell saw Audrey pause for a moment and could not help but panic.

Audrey smiled and said, "If you want to know, why don't you go down and take a look?"

Nell was speechless.

In the end, she was still fooling Nell.

Suddenly, the sky was overshadowed by dark clouds. After a flash of lightning, a rumbling sound came from the horizon.

The booming sound attracted the attention of the three women.

The three of them frowned.

It was already December. How could there be thunder?

However, the light that had just illuminated the entire world was not fake.

Nell muttered, "No way! Is this a thunderstorm?"

As soon as Nell finished speaking, the sound of rain came from afar, and the raindrops grew bigger and bigger. Soon, it turned into heavy rain.

The pedestrians in the square fled into the mall to avoid the rain.

However, the man standing in the square was still standing there, not moving a bit.

A gust of wind blew over, and the bean-sized raindrops splashed on the window loudly.

Nell stared at the man in the square, her eyes widening.

Was he a fool? Now that the rain was so heavy, he was still standing there without moving. Did he not know to run for shelter?

Nataly said worriedly, "I heard from George that Mr. Walker had just been injured two days ago. He can't get wet for the time being. Now that he is in the rain, I'm afraid his wound will worsen." Nataly was about to say something when Audrey nudged her elbow to stop her from saying anything.

"What's the matter?"

Audrey pointed her chin towards the seat opposite, which was empty now. Nell, who was supposed to be sitting there, had disappeared.