Marriage Without Love: Sir, Please Stop

Chapter 108 It's Time for Him to Get Married

Chapter 108 It's Time for Him to Get Married

"No, she didn't."

Darnell shook his head.

"Did Bennett come?"

"Yes, he came."

"He left?"

"Yes."

Darnell feared Carolyn the most.

She looked quiet and unambitious, but she came from a distinguished family and used to be in charge

of the Shaffer Group. If she hadn't been tough and ruthless, she wouldn't have done her job well.

Following that, Carolyn didn't say anything else and continued to pray quietly.

Darnell felt that she had known everything.

Or perhaps she had made a decision.

No one knew what her decision would be.

After praying for around ten minutes, Carolyn opened her eyes and said, "Since Warren has regained

consciousness, let's move him back to Ink Villa."

Wesley nodded in agreement. "Okay, I'll ask the butler to make the arrangement."

Carolyn glanced at Warren, who lay quietly in bed, and said, "Warren is not young. It's time for him to

get married."

Darnell said in surprise, "Get married? Now? Hasn't Warren woken up yet?"

"Didn't you say he would wake up soon?"

"But getting married is not a small thing. We should wait for Warren to wake up first, shouldn't we?"

Carolyn glanced at Darnell indifferently.

Darnell quickly lowered his head and apologized, "I'm sorry, Aunt Carolyn. I've spoken out of turn."

"It's okay. I know you mean well for Warren, but I care about him too. Don't worry. I won't act recklessly.

As for his bride, you won't be disappointed."

"Yes, you've been thoughtful and considerate."

Carolyn didn't say anything else and turned to leave.

Wesley glanced at his son in the bed and sighed, leaving with his wife.

Darnell rubbed his chin in confusion.

He failed to understand why Carolyn was eager to get Warren married.

Warren hadn't woken up yet.

Moreover, who would be the bride chosen by Carolyn?

It couldn't be Catalina.

After all, that woman had betrayed Warren, who remained in a coma for four years because of her.

Therefore, Darnell didn't think his aunt would arrange for Carolyn to marry Warren.

He thought it was a good idea.

In this way, Warren and Bennett didn't have to fight each other fiercely for Catalina.

"Warren, I think Bennett has fallen in love with Catalina. I don't understand that sometimes. What's so

good about that girl? Why do you both love her so much?"

Darnell sat by the bed and propped his chin on his hands, talking to Warren earnestly.

"But then again, Catalina looks honest and behaves herself. She doesn't look like a slutty evil woman."

"But I can't figure out who the man was four years ago. Who was so bold to touch the woman of the

Shaffer family? Why does Catalina stubbornly refuse to tell us who the man was?"

"Warren, Bennett has never given up looking for that man over the years. He thought someone plotted

all this, but no one knew what this person wanted and who the person was behind all this. Even

Bennett failed to get any useful information from years of investigation."

"If this person covets the Shaffer family, he should plot against Bennett, who's in charge of the Shaffer

Group after all. Why did you fall victim in the end? I don't understand."

"No matter what, wake up, Warren. Bennet and I miss you a lot. I always remember we drank together

before. Bennett and I fought, and you smiled at us. After we got drunk, we went to sleep, but you tidied

up for us quietly and tucked us in, fearing we would catch a cold. Now Bennett and I drink often

together, but we don't dare to get drunk because no one will clean up the mess for us. We miss you so

much."

...

Catalina asked Mr. Tate for a leave of three days, saying she needed to interview Bennett.

Felix approved readily.

Catalina looked at the written request for leave with a heavy heart.

The three days would be the last three days she spent with Bennett.

She didn't know where he was taking her, nor did she know why he wanted to spend three days with

her.

She didn't want to know.

Although Catalina was angry that Bennet despised her, humiliated her, and even deceived her, she was

grateful to him for giving her the last three days.

It was a great kindness for her.

After the leave request was approved, Catalina went back to her home in Pallwich International

Community and packed up.

Once she got home, she started to rummage in her wardrobe.

She moved all the clothes from the wardrobe to the bed and tried on every dress.

She was satisfied with none of them.

Catalina had been scrimping and saving to pay for the medical expense of her grandma. It had been a

year since she last bought herself a decent piece of clothing.

Catalina decided not to wear any of the dresses and went to the mall directly.

Her grandma was getting better and just needed to take medicine regularly every month.

After paying the medical bills for her grandma, Catalina had some money left.

Thinking of this, Catalina went out quickly to the nearby shopping mall.

It would be her last three days with Bennett, and she didn't want to look slovenly.

Even if she had to forget about everything, she would take back all their memories at her most beautiful

moment.

Catalina went to the mall and bought three long dresses.

In fact, Catalina didn't know where they were going, nor did she know what the weather was like there,

but she wanted to wear dresses.

She would wear dresses even if it was severely cold.

Because no man wouldn't find girls in dresses appealing.

After coming out of the mall, Catalina went back home. After she packed up, she received a call from

Bennett.

"Have you packed up?"

"Yes."

"Go downstairs."

"I'm coming."

Catalina carried her suitcase and ran downstairs.

When she went out of the building, she saw Bennett leaning against the car lazily and smoking.

The smoke swirled around his eyes, which were deep and unfathomable. Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

When he saw Catalina come, Bennett raised his eyes and stepped aside, pulling open the door for her.

"Get in the car."

Catalina was surprised.

It was the first time Bennett had opened the car door for her.

Vincent hurried over and respectfully took the suitcase from her.

"Thank you."

Catalina got in the car timidly.

Bennett followed her into the car and sat next to her.

Vincent closed the car door.

The car moved slowly.

Catalina didn't know where they were going.

She didn't dare to ask.

She sat there quietly and looked at the front.