Chasing His Runaway Wife by Jamie Stones (Tabitha Jarvis) novel Chapter 18

Chapter 18

Malcolm’s face gradually darkened. He guessed that Tabitha must have learned something from the housekeeper after she came back.

Otherwise, the flowers wouldn’t have been planted for so long only to be shoveled after he gave them to Naomi..

“Where is she?” Malcolm asked.

“Mrs. Sinclair has settled for the night,” George responded.

Malcolm turned to find Tabitha.

Seeing Malcolm’s grim expression, George advised softly, “Mr. Sinclair, the flowers have been shoveled, and there’s nothing that can be done. Mrs. Sinclair is in poor health. Please be more understanding of her. Don’t be angry with her.”

George was a senior employee for the Sinclair family. He watched Malcolm grow up, and Malcolm respected him very much.

At this time, the elder’s expression was full of worry that he might hurt Tabitha. Malcolm only felt it was unbelievable.

Alaric was kind to Tabitha. Malcolm could take it as his grandfather’s gratitude toward the Jarvis family for saving him.

But at that moment, he had the feeling that the whole Sinclair family was enchanted by Tabitha.

‘What charm does this woman have?’ he pondered.

Malcolm turned and went upstairs. He stood outside Tabitha’s door, looked at the door for a moment, and knocked several times.

After a while, Tabitha opened the door.

She was wearing a water-blue nightgown, which made her complexion look even more pallid. Her eyes were a little drowsy, as if she had just

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woken up.

“What’s the matter?” she asked.

Tabitha’s voice was low and soft. Perhaps because of her injury, her voice sounded a little hoarse.

It was the first time since their marriage that Malcolm had seen Tabitha in pajamas. He subconsciously glanced inside the room behind her.

The room was spacious, almost entirely white. There was very little furniture, giving it a somewhat cold feel with no warm colors that girls. usually prefer.

Suddenly, he had the illusion that Tabitha was not as happy as she seemed to be for marrying into the Sinclair family.

He said nothing, and Tabitha asked again.

Only then did Malcolm remember his purpose of visit and asked, “Did you ask someone to shovel the tulips?”

Tabitha’s eyelashes fluttered slightly, and she stared at him calmly before answering, “Yes.”

Not only the tulips but the name on the tip of her heart had also been removed.

Malcolm didn’t like Tabitha’s expression at this moment, and the anger he had suppressed was quietly resurfacing.

He said in an unfriendly tone, “I just sent Naomi a bunch of flowers, and you decided to ruin the whole garden?”

Tabitha interrupted him, “Whatever you think.”