After marrying my boss (Anna) novel Chapter 410

Chapter 410 Stay For The Night

Perhaps it was because my tone had become softer that Michael was smiling wider than usual. I took over Amaury again, and he quickly slept in my arms. It was quite late already, after all. Michael only kept silent as he accompanied me by my side.

If what happened a year ago didn’t take place, we would’ve looked like a happy little family at that moment. I would’ve had the life I wanted.

“Put him down,” he reminded me when he saw how unwilling I was to put Amaury down.

I didn’t want to, but I still placed my child in his crib.

As I stood next to his bed, staring at how cute he was, I really wished I could always stay by his side.

After taking one last glance at him, I looked away and noticed the crib was inside the room I once lived with Michael.

“It’s getting late. I’ll be leaving now, but I hope I can see Amaury often.” I actually wanted to stay and accompany my child, but I didn’t think it was appropriate for me to do so with Michael around. After all, our relationship had changed.

Just as I picked up my bag and was about to leave, he grabbed my arm and broke his silence. “Stay for the night.”

He sounded like he was pleading with me. In the past, he would almost always speak to me in a commanding way. I was a little shocked by his sudden change in tone.

Though, when I thought about staying there for the night, I resisted in my heart. We weren’t how we used to be anymore. It would cause nothing but awkwardness between us if we stayed in the same building.

“I don’t think it’s appropriate. I should leave.” I pulled my hand away from him and prepared to leave.

“Are you really that cruel, Anna? Can’t you at least be nicer for Amaury?” His voice rang out again.

There was a hint of fury and agitation in his words.

Well, he was being gentler compared to how he had acted before. However, the problem between us couldn’t be solved by being nicer.

“What do you want me to do?” I asked.

Both of us were furrowing our eyebrows and staring at each other coldly.