Purchased A Mr. Right

Adam hugged Anthea tightly.

She was so small compared to him, that she was almost wrapped entirely into his arms.

Each word that she had said just now was still echoing in his ears, which seemed to have spun into his heart, causing his heart racing.

Most of the people walking in and out of the city hall were new couples.

They hugged each other and cheered happily, paying no attention to the people around.

Anthea looked up and saw that Adam was blushing.

Although he looked very calm, there was a slight flush on his cheeks that could not be concealed.

Anthea was amused and gave him a charming smile.

She shook him adorably and said, "You haven't said that you love me!"

Under such an atmosphere, Anthea also wanted to hear it.

"I have said that before." Adam said.

"When?" Anthea was very surprised. She had no impression at all.

Adam glanced at her deeply, the readers know.

After getting the marriage certificates, both of them seemed to be at a loss, but they were excited.

First of all, there should be a celebration.

They came to Francis from an island abroad and secretly got married. Although they could not find many friends to share this joy, it was enough for the two of them! They left the city hall and then went to the supermarket halfway.

Adam thought that it was quite inappropriate to have their first meal outside after getting married, so he decided to cook for his wife in person.

They pushed a shopping cart, sweetly. When they passed by the mirror, their shadows were all together. This time, they were no longer like a couple, but a real couple.

Anthea leaned against the shelf and looked at the tall man who was picking out crabs.

Although Adam was not in his military uniform, he still wore the black military boots like before, which had brought him a powerful aura. He rolled up his sleeves, revealing his sturdy and strong arms. His muscles were as hard as iron.

Not to mention the young female guiders, even the middle-aged women at the side couldn't look away

from him either.

Such a charming man actually belonged to her!

Anthea's heart was filled with sweetness. She just felt that she was so lucky.

When she was enjoying Adam's great charm secretly with satisfaction, the hem of her shirt was suddenly pulled. "Hi, can you help me get the chocolate on the shelf?"

Anthea looked down and saw a little girl coming out of nowhere.

She looked like four or five years old, with two goathorn braids. Her pink face was very cute. She was looking up at Anthea now, with one of her fingers pointing at the shelf next to her. "Okay!" Anthea laughed and walked over while holding the little girl's hand. "Which one do you want?"

"The blueberry!" The little girl said softly.

But the blueberry chocolate was placed a little too high. Anthea had to stand on tiptoe to get it.

When she was trying to reach it, a tall shadow loomed over her. "I'll get it."

Anthea smiled sweetly at Adam.

He held her shoulder with one hand, lifted his other arm slightly, and took down the chocolate easily.

Anthea took it and handed it to the little girl. Then she said, "You know, the chocolate is not good for your teeth. Remember to rinse your mouth after eating it. Otherwise, you will lose your teeth!" The little girl nodded obediently. "I know, thank you!"

Anthea glanced at Adam, who was standing beside her, and asked with a smile, "He also helped."

The little girl was very clever and said crisply, "Thank you, uncle!"

Adam was struck dumbfounded by the way of the little girl calling him.

Anthea covered her stomach with both hands and burst into laughter.

The little girl had ran away to find her mother in the distance, and soon disappeared from sight.

Anthea took Adam's arm and imitated the little girl's tone. "Uncle, can you help me get a box of chocolate too?"

"Don't mess around." Adam's face darkened.

Since they left the supermarket, his mood had been rather gloomy.

It wasn't until they returned home and gently clinked champagne glasses while having dinner together, that Adam finally smiled.

There was a large bouquet of white roses on the chair at the side. The fragrance of the flowers was lingering, making the atmosphere very good.

Anthea wore an appealing smile and looked more beautiful now.

She took a sip and said to Adam, "Honey, happy marriage!"

Adam leaned over and kissed her. "Happy marriage, Darling."

They ate very slowly during the meal, enjoying the romance and happiness. They wanted to imprint this moment on their heart, so that they could still recall the sweet memories when they grew old. The night was getting darker outside the window.

After Adam cleaned up the kitchen and went back to the bedroom, he saw that Anthea had just finished bathing and was drying her hair.

Her eyes seemed to be drifting, as if she was lost in thought.

Adam went over and dried her hair for her. "What are you thinking?"

Still in a daze, Anthea answered directly, "The little girl we met in the supermarket."

After she said that, she regretted a little, because she knew that Adam would easily guess what she was thinking. In fact, she didn't want talk about the topic about children again.

Adam lifted her chin slightly and fixed his gaze on her.

"As I said earlier, I only want you in this life."

She was the most important.

In his heart, no one could compare with her!

Anthea knew that he loved her the most and was also deeply moved, but she still said emotionally, "You used to want a daughter so much."

They had discussed this topic before.

Anthea still remembered that he had listed the benefits of having a daughter. "The daughters are all caring and sweet, but boys are always naughty and leaning to make trouble. So, I prefer to have a daughter. With his love, she would not be worried and sad anyway, but would feel somewhat lost.

Adam smiled and said, "I already have one."

Anthea looked at him in confusion.

Adam did not explain, but only caressed her head with a mischievous smile.

Then, Anthea realized what he meant.

"You are making fun of me!"

What a psychopath!