Marriage Without Love: Sir, Please Stop

Chapter 52 Maggie's Concern

Chapter 52 Maggie's Concern

"Fine, I trust you! Let's go home!"

"Okay! Let me help you."

Catalina helped Maggie out of the hospital, carrying a light duffel bag.

The two of them took a taxi and headed for the countryside.

On the way, Maggie kept complaining, "We should have taken a bus, instead of a taxi. What a waste of

money. You guys have already spent a lot of money because of my illness!"

"Again? Grandma?"

"Okay, I won't say that again."

Maggie took Catalina's hand and was very pleased.

She thought, "Although my daughter passed away early, luckily, I still have such a good

granddaughter."

It was past 3 p.m. when they returned to their home in the countryside.

Catalina's aunt-in-law, Keira Wise, was busy in her vegetable patch. When she saw Catalina from a

distance, she called out to her, "Lina, why did you come back alone today?"

"Well, Bennett is too busy to come back with me," replied Catalina loudly.

"Tomorrow is the weekend, and you don't have to go to work, right? Then don't leave but stay here

tonight! Let me cook some delicious dishes for you tonight."

"OK! Thank you, Keira."

Catalina did not hesitate to agree and walked into the house with Maggie's luggage.

Since Maggie was hospitalized, Catalina had not been in the countryside for a long time. Therefore,

she missed Keira's cooking very much.

As Catalina had just put down the luggage, Maggie said, "Lina, if you don't go back tonight, why not

give Bennett a call?"

"What?"

Catalina was stunned for a moment.

"You two are husband and wife living under the same roof. Therefore, shouldn't you tell him if you don't

go home?"

Catalina didn't speak.

She thought, "It does make sense.

But...

But we are husband and wife only in name!

Therefore, it's okay even if I don't tell him that I'm not going home tonight, right?"

Thinking of this, Catalina said, "Grandma, I have to put your luggage back now, and I'll call him later." This text is © NôvelDrama/.Org.

Catalina tried to prevaricate over the matter.

Unfortunately, Maggie had seen her through.

"Why do it later? Call him now. It's just a call, and it won't take long."

"...Fine."

Catalina had no choice but to listen to Maggie. She could only take out her mobile phone and call

Bennett in front of Maggie.

The mechanical sound coming from the mobile phone made Catalina very nervous.

"Don't answer it. Don't answer it..." she prayed in her heart.

When the mechanical sound rang for the third time, Catalina hurriedly said to Maggie, "Grandma, he

may be busy right now and have no time to..."

"Hello!"

Before Catalina could finish her words, the phone got through.

Catalina held her forehead helplessly.

She really did not want Bennett to pick up her phone.

"Someone is speaking."

Even Maggie heard the sound on the other end of the phone.

Catalina could only force herself to say, "Well..."

"Mrs. Shaffer?"

"Vincent?"

Catalina was surprised.

She sighed with relief and said happily, "Vincent, Bennett is busy, isn't he?"

"Yes, Mrs. Shaffer. What can I do for you?"

"No, nothing. Just tell him that I am not going back to Sophora Villa tonight. I'm staying at my

grandmother's house."

"Wait, Mrs. Shaffer, Mr. Shaffer is here!"

"What?"

The next moment, Vincent's respectful voice sounded on the other end of the phone, "Mr. Shaffer, it's a

call from Mrs. Shaffer."

Upon hearing this, Catalina was inexplicably flustered and hurriedly hung up.

Meanwhile, she thought, "I really don't know how to tell Bennett that I'm not going home tonight.

He will probably feel very puzzled, will he not?

After all, it's just a trivial matter to him."

After making sure that she had hung up, Catalina secretly let out a long sigh of relief and said, "Alright,

Grandma, I've told him."

Unexpectedly, as she had just finished speaking, her mobile phone suddenly rang, "My master, you

have a phone call coming in. Please answer it..."

Catalina glanced at the caller ID.

It was Bennett.

Maggie also leaned her head over to take a look. When she saw the name on Catalina's phone screen,

she was very happy. "It's Bennett calling back. Hurry up and answer it. As you said, he's very busy, so

don't keep him waiting."

Catalina didn't speak.

She didn't believe that Bennett would call back.

She thought it might be Vincent.

Catalina calmed down a little and nervously answered the phone.

As soon as the phone got through, Bennett's deep voice sounded on the other end of the phone,

"What's the matter?"

Catalina couldn't believe that it was really Bennett.

"...Well, I've told Vincent just now."

"Say it."

Catalina fell silent.

She couldn't help but roast in her heart, "Couldn't he say a few more words?"

Catalina had no choice but to brace herself to repeat what she had just said, "Well...Grandma asked

me to stay in the countryside tonight, and she insisted that I should call and tell you."

The last sentence was added intentionally by Catalina.

She just wanted to tell Bennett that she did not want to make the call herself.

Unexpectedly, as she had finished speaking, silence fell on the other end of the phone.

The longer the silence lasted, the more nervous Catalina became.

"Well...If you have nothing else to say, I'll hang up."

After saying that, Catalina was about to hang up.

Unexpectedly, Maggie, who was standing aside, grabbed the mobile phone and said, "Lina, you haven't

said much, so how could you hang up in such a hurry? It's impolite!"

Catalina was helpless. "Grandma..."

"Bennett!"

Maggie took Catalina's mobile phone and chatted enthusiastically with Bennett on the other end.

"Grandma."

Bennett greeted her politely.

"I heard that you've been very busy at work lately! However, no matter how busy you are, you need to

pay attention to your health."

"Okay, thank you, Grandma. I'll take good care of myself."

Bennett's attitude towards Maggie was quite different from that towards Catalina.

"Bennett, what about coming here for dinner tonight? I'll make you your favorite ravioli, okay?"

Standing aside, Catalina was stunned at the words.

She thought, "Asking Bennett to come for dinner?

I'm afraid he won't agree."

What Bennett said next was exactly within Catalina's expectations.

"Sorry, Grandma. I happen to be busy with something right now, and I can't get away for the time being.

How about having dinner together another day?"

"Alright, then let's have dinner together another day. As long as you have time, we can have dinner

together at any time."

"Okay, thank you, Grandma."

Hearing that, Catalina breathed a long sigh of relief.

At the same time, however, she obviously felt a sense of inexplicable disappointment in her heart.

After a short chat with Bennett, Maggie hung up, and Catalina silently went to put Maggie's luggage

back.

...

During dinner, Catalina's uncle, aunt-in-law, and grandmother took turns adding food to Catalina's

plate.

"Lina, you've been busy taking care of me recently. Look at you, you've lost a lot of weight. Eat more."

Though Maggie also had a grandson, she cared most for Catalina.

"That's true! You won't look good if you become skinny."

Keira echoed and placed a piece of meat on Catalina's plate. "If you're too thin, it will be difficult for you

to have a baby."

Hearing that, Catalina coughed violently in shock.

However, Maggie agreed with Keira. She took the opportunity to say, "She's right. Lina, when are you

and Bennett planning to have a baby?"

"I...I think Bennett and I are both too young, and we have just got married. Besides, he is very busy.

Therefore, we haven't thought about having a baby yet."