He Clings to Me Every Night - Chapter 350: 350: Wedding

Chapter 350: 350: Wedding

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Olivia Jenkins had finished all the dishes that Daniel Marshall had served her.

Still, a sweet smile lingered on Olivia’s charming face, revealing nothing of her inner thoughts.

Daniel studied Olivia carefully, struggling to find the right words.

Children were his bottom line; he could give her anything but that. Even if they couldn’t have a child, they could still lead a happy life, without fretting over the absence of one.

As they left the restaurant, Olivia played her role as Mrs. Olivia Marshall perfectly, taking the initiative to hold Daniel’s hand, and sticking to him as if nothing had happened.

Just like usual, Daniel stole a kiss from Olivia, wrapping his arms around her. “Honey, when are you free? Let’s go take our wedding pictures.”

Her almond-shaped eyes twinkling with laughter, Olivia looked at Daniel,Upd𝒂ted chapters 𝒐n n𝒐velbin(.)com

“Next Saturday and Sunday, I’m free.”

“Then let’s set next weekend for our wedding photoshoot. We’ll capture the sunrise and sunset over the sea, shooting on a yacht. Sounds good?”

The smile on Olivia’s face widened, her shimmering almond eyes narrowing in laughter, “That’s a splendid idea, honey. I love it!”

“I’m glad you like it. As for the details and styling, I’ll arrange for the photographer and designer to discuss with you tomorrow. Feel free to share your thoughts and we’ll accommodate everything to your liking.”

Nodding, Olivia added seriously, “I insist my wedding dress must be brand new.

I won’t wear a pre-owned gown.”

“How could my wife wear a secondhand gown? Rest assured, they’ll all be new designs by premier designers.”

Her eyes, clear as crystal, gazed into Daniel’s profound ones, “Have you already asked the designer to create a wedding dress?”

“Yes! Honey, there will surely be a wedding!”

“I wouldn’t want our wedding held in winter or spring. It’s too cold to wear a wedding gown then! Summer would be the best season, allowing me to wear beautiful dresses freely.”

“We will have our wedding next summer then. Alternatively, we can also hold it in another country.”

Daniel’s voice resonated deeply, like a mesmerizing cello, coaxing one to stay tuned.

Olivia continued to smile, proving that she too could engage in hearty conversations.

“Let’s not be too spontaneous, our wedding should be well planned. There’s no rush. As long as we can hold onto beautiful memories, it will be a perfect wedding. It doesn’t need to be overly extravagant.”

Once they got into the car, Daniel held Olivia tight, reassuring her earnestly, “Don’t worry, I will certainly give you an unforgettable wedding; your very own happy ending!”

Snuggling into Daniel’s arms, Olivia replied half-heartedly, “Honey, I’m already looking forward to our wedding. I trust you won’t disappoint me.”

Daniel looked down at Olivia.

All of a sudden, he sealed her lips with a kiss.

Around eleven in the evening, Michael Marshall suddenly received a call from the head of Orthopedics at RenewalCare Hospital.

They reported that Matthew Marshall had accidentally fallen down the stairs, fracturing his left leg and suffered a minor concussion, requiring surgery.

Michael rushed to RenewalCare Hospital, and called Bella Thompson, asking her to hurry to the hospital too.

After Michael left, the old master found himself unable to sleep, lost in thought in his study.

A serious expression dominated his face, his brows deeply furrowed, lips tightly pressed.

It was too uncanny that Matthew should have such a serious accident just when he was about to be discharged from the hospital!

For the sake of avoiding studying abroad, he had gone to such an extreme. Matthew’s tactics were truly terrifying!

He was relentless enough to harm himself—Matthew was even more ruthless than Bella Thompson!

The old master was profoundly disappointed, his heartache beyond words.

At the lakeside villa by Pearl Lake, Daniel and Olivia were still awake.

Just a moment ago, Daniel had received an investigative report sent by Adam

Howard..