NovelOnline"If you don't wantto say things like that, you should stop doing the same." Layla grabbed his hand and stared into his eyes. "Live in the moment and don't overthink. So long as we are happy when we are alive, we shouldn't worry about what happens after our death." Eric occasionally thought that he was not as liberated in his thinking as Layla was. He would regularly worry about everything and lead a life filled with struggles.
"I've thought things through, or I wouldn't have made the announcement on social media," he said calmly. "Marriage doesn't have to last forever, anyway. We can always get a divorce if you grow tired of me." Layla did not feel consoled at all, and if Eric was still not recovering, she would have slapped him across the face for saying such a thing on their first day of marriage.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇt"If you don't know the right thing to say, you should keep your mouth shut." She glared at him and lay down to use her phone. "After your public announcement, I've been receiving tons of messages." He covered her with a blanket and said, "What kind of messages?" "They are mainly from former classmates and friends, askingif we are really married and whether I can invite them to the wedding... Maybe they are your fans." Layla scanned all the messages but did not reply to any of them.
Since they had yet to confirm the date of their wedding, she could not make any promises.
"Don't reply to them if you don't want to," Eric said thoughtfully. "Your family prefers to keep a low profile, so we won't be inviting the press to our wedding." "I don't see the point in inviting the press. I will get my parents toe up with a guest list and your parents can do the same. After that, we will just add the names of our friends to it. That should sum things up." Layla did not like to oveplicate things, and it was mostly because of the environment she grew up in.
Her parents and brother have always been protective of her since she was a child, and people who grew up in such an environment tended to be more simplistic and innocent.
"You make it sound so simple." "My parents are more than happy to help with the wedding. They can help with stuff like menus and souvenirs for the guests... If you don't want to deal with the minor details, I will get my parents to handle it, and you just need to set the thfor the wedding." "It's our wedding, so I should plan it on my own." Eric did not enjoy the idea of troubling others.
"Whatever. Just don't run yourself too thin. I'm too young to be a widow." Eric stared at her in silence.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmDays went by and soon, Hayden returned to Aryadelle along with Chad and Mike.
Since it was the first New Year's Ivy spent with her family, everyone saw the importance of it.
"Ivy, you can stay in your own house the next tyou go to Bridgedale," Chad said. "Your house is ready." "Thank you, Uncle Chad. I will go there the next holiday I have," Ivy said gratefully.
"Ivy likes it," Avery said. "She works the night shift, and if she doesn't like it, she would have given up a long tago." Mike nodded, before pulling a et wooden box out of his belongings "Ivy, this is a gift that I made for you. He knew that Ivy would definitely love it. Ivy stared at the box and gasped.
AS "What's in there? It's sealed so tightly. How did you get through customs?" Avery wanted to open the box but noticed that it was nailed shut. swn "They checked and nailed it shut again," Mike said and turned to a servant next to him. "Bringa tool, and I will pry it open." Sometlater, a bodyguard cover with a tool, and Mike moved aside immediately.
Before opening the box, the bodyguard asked, "Is what's inside expensive?"
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