Always be with you novel Chapter 122

When Leena got up, she was still wearing the shirt and beach pants of Carlson. After washing and tidying up, she went downstairs. Mandy had already prepared breakfast downstairs, and Carlson was having breakfast. Maybe he was eating steak. He sliced and pinched with knives and forks, and sent it into his mouth. It looked very tender.

When Leena went downstairs, he looked up. Then he saw the annoying dress, he was instantly disdained.

Mandy walked out and asked, "Madam, what would you like to eat?

The word "madam" shocked Leena. Had she become a madam, the wife of Carlson? She couldn't help but take a look at the man. In fact, regardless of his identity and bad character, this man's appearance was really attractive. He was handsome, rich, and generous to women. He didn't say anything when she almost used his card to buy the whole commercial building. Moreover, he was very young. He was only in his thirties and single, which was in line with the fantasy of young women. If she didn't know him, she would have imagined it for a while. But since she knew him, she wouldn't look forward to it so much.

For example, Miguel was the second generation of an official. He was handsome, young and promising, but it was a pity that he was a scum. If she hadn't contact with him or hadn't been in love with him, she wouldn't have known what kind of person he was. Contrarily, although she had married Carlson, she still didn't know what kind of person he was.

"Please prepare some porridge for me. I'm not that hungry," said Leena to Mandy.

Mandy nodded and walked into the kitchen, and started working with another maid.

Leena still stared at the man in front of her.

Carlson was cutting the steak, saying "Why are you looking at me? Did you regret not accepting me yesterday? "

"Are you crazy?" Sitting down, Leena cursed.

Carlson didn't retort, but said sarcastically, "Since you love my shirt and beach pants so much, do you need me to buy you a few more? You can wear them when you go out in the future."

At the mention of this, Leena realized that she had a lot of things to deal with. She was kidnapped here and got married in such a hurry. Although she firmly believed that this was not a long-term engagement, maybe it would end in just two or three months. Carlson would divorce her and marry Lily. After all, they married for interests, and Lily was his favorite woman. She hadn't told her mother that she was married. She was lying on the bed unconscious. Was there anyone to take care of her little brother in the past one or two weeks? Did he have money to eat? And Rena? Alas!

Compared with these big things, having no clothes to wear was no big deal. She hadn't gone to class for several days. She didn't care at all. She felt that she was about to be decadent, but she had to hold on. She couldn't just fall down like this. Many of her families were waiting for her to save. If she fell down like this, it would only make her families miserable and her enemies pleased.

Leena said, "Since you have shackled me with marriage, can I have my freedom now?" After a pause, she added, "You have no right to restrict my personal freedom!

Carlson smiled, "Of course I don't have the right to restrict your personal freedom, but I just want to restrict you. So what?

What he meant was that he was so powerful that he could kill people and set fire, let alone restricting a person's freedom.

At last, Leena asked Mandy to buy her a set of clothes, and then reluctantly groomed herself. It felt great to be able to regain freedom and see the sun. Although she had a lot of things to do, she was happy. At least she could come out and act freely. However, according to the requirements of Carlson, two plain clothes bodyguards were ordered to follow Leena secretly in case of she being attacked by Dylan, Jack and other bad guys.

Leena first went to the hospital to visit her mother. Her mother was still lying on the bed and didn't wake up. Fortunately, her condition was stable and there was no emergency, because someone took care of her. They were Miguel and Spencer. If they went to work, they would arrange a special nurse to take care of her mother. After hearing the doctor's words, Leena gave a grateful call to Spencer, who said excitedly, "You're out!" As if she had just been released from prison.

"Yes, how about going out to have a talk tonight? I'm still worried about Rena. But don't tell Miguel that I'm out. I don't want to see him. "

After hesitating for a while, Spencer finally promised to keep the secret for Leena, but he advised, "I think Mr. Miguel is serious this time. I haven't seen him so nervous about girls. He had a fight with Alina for you."

Hearing this, Leena didn't want to refute nor comment. In a word, she and Miguel were over, and she didn't care whether Miguel was serious or not this time. So she just answered a few words casually and hung up the phone.

Then she told the nurse what she should do when she was taking care of her mother and what habits her mother had. She told the nurse about it carefully before she went to visit her brother. But Spencer was really a warm-hearted and considerate person. He had taken care of this too. Her brother had been taken to the Spencer's home for dinner and play these days. It was said that his mother liked him very much and urged Spencer to get married and have a grandson as soon as possible. Perhaps Spencer didn't tell his mother the true identity of Yanni. Otherwise, how could she like him so much. Deep inside, Leena was grateful to Spencer and she was relieved to find Yanni was in good hands. The next stop was school.

Because Leena and Rena had good grades, so they were favored by the teachers. The teachers heard that there was an emergency in her family, that her mother was seriously ill and needed to be taken care of in the hospital, so they approved her absence from school a few days ago. They agreed that she could ask for leave and only needed to hand in her homework.

After all these things were tackled and Spencer was off duty. Leena asked him out for dinner. They met in a low-key western restaurant.