Chapter 6 On Purpose

For several consecutive days, Tabitha didn't see Boris.

Three days later, he came back. The driver called her and asked her to go downstairs. He said that Mr. Boris was waiting for her downstairs.

When she got in the car, he was taking a rest with his eyes closed. He looked tired. Although he was worn out, he made her feel that he was still handsome.

The car got started and she didn't ask him where they went.

She had no right to ask, because she was the wife bought by him.

The car drove into a gray villa. When she saw the layout of the buildings, she knew that they were going to Boris's parents' house, a wealthy family in A city.

He opened the door and walked out of the car. The sun fell on his shoulder. He wore a well cut suit, outlining not only his golden figure, but also his inherent dignity and indifference.

"Are you cold?" Standing beside the car, he asked softly.

She shook her head, but he unbuttoned, took off his suit and put it on her.

"You..." The man's behavior surprised her.

"Acting, can you?"

Boris's lips moved slightly and said these words in her ear. At the same time, he stretched out his hand, like a prince welcoming his princess.

She was not cold, but he still took off his clothes and put it on her, just to pretend to be a good man in front of his family members.

She didn't know how to act, but at this time, she had no choice.

Boris was a domineering man who would never ask for her will.

She held his arm and walked into the big and luxurious villa arm in arm with him.

Not far away, a gorgeous lady was standing there with several servants, looking at the couple with a smile.

"Mom." Seeing his mother, Boris's cold aura softened a little.

"Well, that's good. Are you Tabitha?" Taking a look at her son, the woman couldn't wait to look at Tabitha.

"Yes, I am." Tabitha said hesitantly and called out politely, "Hello, auntie."

"Tabitha, call me mom," Annie said with a smile. Then she looked at Tabitha up and down. "Boris is so lucky to marry such a good girl like you."

When Annie praised her, Boris looked away with contempt. She met Annie, William, and his auntie Bella who was elegantly dressed. Boris seemed dislike her, because his face was drawn after she appeared.

During the dinner, Bella said, "She is not as good as Carol at all. Besides, she was born in a poor family and doesn't match Boris. How about we make Carol be his concubine?"

Bella's words made Tabitha face turn blue and pale. Tabitha didn't expect Bella would say this in front of her. She had only been married for a few days, but this woman was going to have Boris a concubine openly. No wonder he was from a rich family.

Although she didn't love Boris and might divorce soon, this woman couldn't make fun of her like this. She was a human being who had dignity.

"What are you talking about?" William scolded her, knocked on the bowl and chopsticks, "It's none of your business. You can leave now."

The expression on Bella's face froze a little. She curled her lips, stood up and left with her high-heel shoes. She was deliberately angry.

"Don't worry. I only want to marry you." Suddenly, Boris leaned over and whispered to her.

His affectionate eyes and magnetic voice made Tabitha a little dazed, but in the end, they were just acting.

After dinner, Boris said goodbye to his parents and left the house.

As soon as they got into the car, the man's face was immediately with a sense of coldness. "Tabitha, I really don't know what you have done to my parents." He couldn't understand why his parents who had always been picky, would be satisfied with Tabitha who plain chested woman from a poor family.

"Today is the first time I meet your parents."

Such words were enough to prove that she didn't play any tricks to deliberately please Boris and his parents.

"Don't play tricks on me. I can give you all my love in front of them, but here..."

He pulled her out of the car and pointed at the villa in front of him. "You are nothing. You are even cheap than a prostitute in the nightclub." His words were harsh. It seemed that he had already believed that Tabitha was not only the wife he had bought, but also a double-dealer woman who was hypocritical and be keen on scheming.