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As Marcus spoke, he had already unbuttoned Abigail’s shirt.
Abigail blushed. “Don’t… Don’t ask me.” She didn’t push Marcus
away.
Marcus‘ kisses were intense. He was like a boy who had tasted the sweetness for the first time, and he wanted more.
The atmosphere in the room suddenly became warmer, and Marcus‘ caresses were more gentle than the moonlight outside.
the window.
In the darkness, Abigail could feel Marcus caressing her. Abigail trembled all over nervously, and her body was burning. She tilted her head shyly.
Marcus suddenly held the back of her head and kissed her harder, leaving her no chance to escape.
Abigail knew she couldn’t refuse Marcus. Thinking back on her time with him, the last bit of resistance disappeared. Abigail touched Marcus‘ abs.
Her touch was like an encouragement. Marcus swallowed. He was about to remove Abigail’s shirt when the phone rang. The phone ring broke the silence in the room.
It was Abigail’s phone ring. Abigail regained some calmness. She
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put her hands on Marcus‘ chest and tried to push him away. She murmured, “My phone is ringing. Maybe there is something important.”
“Ignore it.” Marcus‘ voice was hoarse. At this critical moment, nothing could stop him.
“Just a moment.” Abigail exerted some strength and pushed Marcus away. She picked up the phone beside her, and her expression changed when she saw the caller ID.
Marcus was annoyed, but when he saw Abigail’s expression, he frowned and became a little worried.
“It’s Natalia. I’ll answer the call.” Abigail hurriedly put on her shirt, straightened it, and sat up. She answered the phone and almost blurted out, “Mom“.
Before Abigail could speak, Natalia questioned her in an accusing voice, “Abigail, did you really marry a strange man?”
Abigail was stunned, and when she came to her senses, she sneered ironically. She thought, “I’ve already obtained the marriage license for so many days, and Natalia only asks me now. Doesn’t she think it’s too late? Or has she always thought I was fooling around?
Humph, it’s ironic! Even the person who raised me didn’t believe me at all.”
Abigail replied indifferently, “Yes, I’m married.” Although she was displeased, she still patiently answered. After all, Natalia
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However, Abigail was puzzled. She thought, “Why did Natalia suddenly ask me this? She failed to get the money from me last time, so she is planning to ask Marcus for money? Or she finally remembered to care about the daughter she raised?”
When Abigail was thinking, Natalia suddenly accused her harshly, “Since you are married, why are you still interfering with the relationship between Caroline and Felix?
“You know how much Caroline likes Felix. Why do you still get entangled with Felix and make Caroline so sad?”
Abigail was stunned upon hearing this. Her face turned cold, and the last hope was shattered.
Marcus listened with a frown and noticed that Abigail was shivering. He took the thin blanket beside him and gently draped it over her shoulders.
Feeling the warmth, Abigail looked back at Marcus. She thought, “Fortunately, I have a husband now. As for the disappeared maternal love, just let it go.”
Abigail took a deep breath, finally mustered up the courage, and asked sharply, “So you knew that Caroline liked Felix, right? Then why did you allow her to hook up with someone else’s fiancé?”
Natalia was stunned. She didn’t expect Abigail to have the courage to relort to her. She thought, “Abigail has really
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After coming to her senses, Natalia became even angrier and yelled, “How dare you talk to me like this? Although Caroline. had a crush on Felix before, she had never crossed the line, nor had she done anything to let you down!”
Abigail couldn’t help but sneer when she heard this. Not to mention the past stories, on the wedding day, Caroline and Felix had acted intimately in the garden of Winchester Villa. Natalia. had guessed it, but she still had the nerve to say that the two had never crossed the line. It was ridiculous.
Perhaps because the last hope had been shattered, Abigail wast very calm. She snorted, “Today, Felix sent Caroline a soup. When Caroline was showing it off to me, she touched her belly. If I’m not mistaken, she might be pregnant now.”
Natalia immediately denied it and said sternly, “You are talking nonsense. Caroline is a restrained girl. She would never be pregnant before marriage!”
“Believe it or not, you can ask Caroline.” With that, Abigail didn’t want to talk to Natalia, so she simply hung up the phone.
Natalia frowned. She didn’t expect Abigail to hang up on her.
Natalia thought, “Abigail is becoming bolder. She actually hung up on me. She dared to talk nonsense without any evidence. No. wonder Caroline said that Abigail was mean.”
While Natalia was thinking, she suddenly saw a corner of paper
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at the corner of the sofa. She thought, “Why did Jan put the document on the sofa?“.
Natalia pulled out the piece of paper and took a look at it in confusion. When she found that it was a pregnancy test report, she widened her eyes in shock.
After returning from the hospital, Felix became angrier the more he thought about Abigail. He didn’t believe that Abigail, who had loved him for three years, would really fall in love with another man so soon.
Felix thought, “I’m the heir of the Fitzgerald family. I’m loaded and powerful in Claudia. How could I lose to an unknown man? How could Abigail treat me like this?
It must be that I treated her too well and spoiled her, making her forget what a boring woman she was.
Abigail was my girlfriend, but in the past three years, she only allowed me to hold her hand and kiss her. No one except me could stand it.
I respected her, but she slapped him in public. She pretended to be restrained in front of me, and she married another man so soon. How dare she?”
After entering the villa, Felix called his assistant and ordered, “Find out who Abigail’s husband is.” He wanted to know who dared to marry Abigail.
