Young Bride in a Lightning Marriage: Never Tired of Mr. Leon’s Love

“That’s all, Chelsea. That’s all that I’m hiding from you, so stop asking.”

Lucy tugged at Chelsea’s arm and pouted.

Chelsea shot her a look and sighed. “Fine, I won’t ask anymore. I’m not interested in hearing about your lovey–dovey daily life with your husband either.”

Lucy smiled at Chelsea. “If you don’t want to hear it, I won’t talk about it. But I want to hear about your lovey–dovey life with your boyfriend. “Quick, you haven’t answered my questions about your boyfriend yet.” Chelsea looked at her speechlessly. “You’re so nosy. Do I have to tell you?”

Lucy looked at her with puppy eyes. “Last time, you interrogated

Matthew to find out about his background. Why can’t I ask you this? Tell me, tell me!” Text content © NôvelDrama.Org.

She kept acting childishly.

Sighing, Chelsea pressed Lucy down. “Stop it.”

Lucy followed her orders and stopped acting childishly.

“I’ll tell you.”

Chelsea started reminiscing. “He and I met in high school.”

Lucy was shocked. “I was in the same high school as you. Why don’t I know about this?”

She looked at Chelsea in devastation. “Chelsea, you’ve changed. You’re no longer the woman who loves mo

not tell me about this little secret of yours?”

Chelsea rolled her eyes at her, thinking about how Lucy had been keeping things from her too. How hypocritical of her! Lucy had not even apologized, yet she was quick to point fingers at her.

She glared at Lucy angrily. “It was during summer break of our senior year, so, of course, you weren’t there.”

“So how did you meet?”

Lucy looked at Chelsea keenly.

“Well, I was buying coffee at a coffee shop, and he came up to me, asking for my number. We started chatting, and later, we found out that we were going to the same university. That’s when he started pursuing me.” Chelsea looked indifferent.

Lucy was not satisfied with her answer. Was that it? Even if Chelsea did not want to tell her, she should have at least made it sound

convincing.

Seeing the look on Lucy’s face, Chelsea explained, “It’s true. That’s all How did you think it was going to go?”

“Fine.” Lucy gave up. It seemed like there was nothing more she could find out, so the two just continued shopping as they had not had enough fun yet.

“Come on, let’s go buy some clothes.”

While saying that, she took Chelsea to shop for some clothes.

After their little episode earlier, they happily spent the entire afternoon

shopping.

The sky was getting dark, but Lucy was still not done having fun. When she and Chelsea went to get some snacks, her phone rang.

Tsk. Lucy was annoyed that the call had interrupted her fun, so she

answered without even looking at it.

“Lucy, do you remember what you promised me this morning?”

Matthew’s charismatic voice sounded from the other end of the phone.

Lucy’s heart skipped a beat—uh–oh!

She seemed to have promised Matthew to go see a movie together. Could they still make it?

She looked up at the sky… Nope, they could not make it.

With a guilty look on her face, she said into the phone, “How about… you come to me, Matt?”

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