The True Heiress is the Reserved Fiancé's Exclusive Memory-Chapter 649 - 667 Too Impulsive (2)

Later on—

With Charlotte Chester, he never experienced that feeling.

Throughout their married life, he found it difficult to be passionate.

Add to that the fact that his career was just starting back then, he was very busy and rarely had time to be intimate with her.

It was only after Mia was born that he felt such affection, and spent more time at home, but then when Mia was lost and Zuri Ginger came into his life, he naturally devoted himself to his work.

This matter gradually faded away.

He merely thought it was because he was drunk, affected by alcohol; after all, he rarely drank.

But it wasn’t until he met Aurora Cooper in the teahouse that he realized some feelings cannot be wrong.

He felt very angry, as if the mundane past twenty years were due to the submissive woman before him.

Could he not be angry?

At the very least, she should have shown some respect.

What reason is there to leave without saying a word?

On top of that, she secretly had his child, and as if that wasn’t enough, she cruelly abandoned their child.

With this undeniable possessiveness and an unresolved depression in his heart, he slowly maintained his connection with Aurora Cooper.

The more he connected, the more he wanted to possess her.

Aurora Cooper was indeed different from Charlotte Chester; she was gentle, her voice always soft and agreeable, as if she never got angry. Occasionally she would act spoiled accidentally, impulsive and willful, like a small woman. At forty, she would even cry over the phone when she was helpless.

Her crying didn’t irritate anyone, instead it evoked tenderness and amusement, making him want to comfort her.

She was also different from Daniella Jackson; Daniella had been proud and uninhibited, always full of energy, a year older than him. Since they had been engaged since childhood, he naturally liked her.

In the eyes of his young self, Daniella was naturally dazzling.

He was under the care of Old Master Jackson, sensitive and proud. When she secretly pledged herself to another, he was naturally devastated.

Feeling down, he drowned himself in alcohol.

It was inevitable that he acted out of spite.

As the years passed, that feeling had long faded. He cared for her based on the childhood bond they shared.

It was different from his longing for Aurora Cooper.

That night, he reminisced for a very long time, which became even more frequent after Aurora Cooper appeared.

Three calls a day, morning, noon, and night. After each call, he would ponder over her again and again,

Regarding the proposal for marriage, he initially felt absolutely certain.

But later on, he worried that he might have missed something in his feelings, and she would directly refuse.

Thus, the scene in the car unfolded.

A diamond ring and a new home, along with words of endearment he had never uttered in his life.

He hoped the woman in his arms could see his sincerity.

Who would have thought she could be so adorable?

Aurora Cooper was someone who highly valued her personal appearance; during the time she was caring for Mia in the hospital, even if she dressed casually and simply, she never went without makeup. Although he was not a woman, he understood that someone in the fashion circle must have a deep-rooted sense of style and attire.

No matter how disheveled and frantic she was, she never abandoned her high heels and makeup.

Taking Mia to the airport to pick him up, especially knowing Mason Sutton was returning with him, she surprisingly showed up barefaced, with small specks on her cheeks showing.

To be honest, those small specks didn’t affect her beauty at all; they only made her appear more lively.