His To Marry

After Benjamin Longman got up from Nelly Jones's body, he frowned deeply as if he had just completed a troublesome task. Soon, he swung the door open and went out, leaving her who had newly lost her virginity alone.

They had been married for two years, but this was the first night they spent together. If she hadn't offended his pride, he wouldn't have occupied her body on impulse!

The next morning, Nelly was awoken by her body clock. But she felt sore and limp, and when she looked down, she saw bruises on her waist.

She collected herself, got dressed, and washed up. The more Benjamin wanted to ridicule her, the more resolute she was to live a better life.

When she went downstairs, Benjamin was talking with his mother. Even though they heard her footsteps, they didn't bother to look up.

Carelessly, she curled her lips and walked past them...

"Oh, whose daughter is she? Doesn't she know any courtesy?"

Nelly turned around and greeted indifferently, "Mom."

Alison Bird put down the teacup in her hand and glanced at Nelly. "I've told you many times. You're not qualified to call me mom. In my heart, Kay Jones is my real daughter-in-law. I'll feel more comfortable if you call me Aunt Alison."

"I see, Aunt Alison." Nelly sneered in her heart.

When Nelly had just got married, it had been Alison who insisted she be called "mom", rather than "Aunt" which sounded unpleasant to her ear.

But after learning from the doctor that Kay was very likely to revive, Alison suddenly turned against Nelly and became reluctant to be called mom.

After greeting, Nelly couldn't wait to leave this suffocating mansion. Just then, Benjamin asked, "Where are you going?"

"To visit my mom," she replied briefly.

After a moment of silence, he suddenly said, "Wait a minute. I'll drive you there."

Huh?

Nelly blinked in disbelief. During these two years, he had never visited her mother even once.

What was wrong with him today?

There was a newly-built community in the east of City A. Tami Walker, Nelly's biological mother, was living alone on the 12th floor in a loft apartment.

The red sports car attracted some people's attention in this ordinary residential area. Nelly got out of the car first with fruit and dried food and greeted the neighbors kindly.

Benjamin, in the driver's seat, rolled down the window and noticed her smiling face. He was stunned. How long hadn't he seen her smile?

Forget it.

He looked away and resumed his calmness. It didn't matter to him whether she was happy or not.