Chasing His Runaway Wife by Jamie Stones (Tabitha Jarvis) novel Chapter 22

Chapter 22 

Malcolm visibly stiffened after meeting them. He asked, “Grandpa, have you guys finished browsing through the brochure?” 

At this, the wrinkle between Alaric’s brows deepened. He groaned loudly. and expressed his unwillingness to respond to Malcolm. 

Afraid Alaric would get angry again, Tabitha coaxed lightly, “Grandpa Alaric, it’s windy out here. Perhaps it’s better if we go back inside.” 

Alaric nodded slightly. With a complicated expression, he turned back to glimpse Malcolm. 

Malcolm was still wearing a suit. The rich and luxurious material wast draped over him. He was tall and handsome and looked like quite a decent. 

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It was a pity because after he did those shameless and despicable things, he was now a true disgrace to the Sinclair family. 

Alaric’s gaze was strange. Malcolm was just about to inquire about it, but Alaric had already brought Tabitha with him back into the mansion. 

Back in the living room, Alaric patted the back of Tabitha’s hand and comforted her lovingly, “Tabby, don’t be sad. I only recognize you as the lady of the Sinclair family. Only your children will be the rightful heirs of the Sinclair family.” 

Tabitha’s eyes fluttered, but the edges of her mouth stayed put. Despite that, she still felt grateful for his comfort. 

“Don’t worry, Grandpa Alaric. I’m not sad,” she claimed. 

Alaric stayed there with her but once the clock struck ten, he could not fight the tiredness anymore and went back to the Sinclair manor, 

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After seeing Alaric off, Tabitha went straight to the bedroom and called Chadwick. 

Chadwick’s eyes need to be checked regularly. She was Chadwick’s doctor and, originally, she was supposed to examine him today. 

However, she was so badly injured that she had to stay at home and rest, so she could only seek the help of other colleagues at the clinic to give Chadwick a check–up in her stead. 

Her colleague had just messaged her on WhatsApp to notify her that Chadwick had not come in. She wanted to know why. 

Chadwick confirmed numerous times and even swore on the phone that his eyes were healed now and that there was no need for a return visit. 

Tabitha was still worried. “Come to the clinic tomorrow. Let me check them again,” she requested. 

Chadwick agreed good–humoredly. 

On the next day, Tabitha went to the clinic early. 

The Jarvis family was a prestigious family of traditional medicine. practitioners. 

Tabitha’s grandpa, Fergus Jarvis, was a typical traditional medicine. practitioner with excellent skills and a good reputation in the local area. 

Since Tabitha was young, she learned traditional medicine from Fergus. She even majored in traditional medicine at university. Despite that, after she got married, she centered all her attention on Malcolm and was busy with matters regarding him, so the time she spent at the clinic grew 

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She had not been to the clinic for nearly a month since she got pregnant, and so many things happened at home. 

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Her colleagues missed her greatly. Seeing that she was pale and sickly, they all surrounded her and bombarded her with questions out of concern. 

Suddenly, Judith, Tabitha’s colleague, tapped her on the elbow. 

“Chadwick’s here,” she announced. 

Tabitha turned and saw Chadwick strolling in. 

Chadwick was an attractive man. He was bright and fresh like a spring breeze. As he paced closer, the entire clinic was imbued with his warmth instantly. 

Two female colleagues peeped at him and accidentally met his gentle eyes. They were so shy that their faces flushed red. 

Tabitha led him to the consultation table and examined his eyes, but it was as he said; his eyes were already healed for the most part. 

She took out an exquisitely designed box and handed it to him, saying, “This is a pair of sunglasses I especially selected. It’s for you. You have to wear it when you go out.” 

After his eyes had sustained such a serious injury, there was no harm in taking good care of them. 

“Since my eyes are all healed, there is no need to wear glasses anymore.” Chadwick could not help but laugh before he nagged, “You, on the other hand, are in poor health. Try not to go out again until you recover.” 

“That’s because my body constitution isn’t good now. Anyway, your eyes just got better, after all. You still need to pay more attention to them.” After saying that, Tabitha took out the small pot of “down payment” and said, “This is too expensive. I’m afraid that I can’t take good care of it and let you down.” 

“How come?” Chadwick said softly, “You can even make tulips blossom in winter. How could a pot of jasmine stump you?” 

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“Chadwick, listen to me,” Tabitha urged as she looked at him seriously. “I know that it’s already so hard to go through this alone. Not to mention the fact that you can’t find your family for the time being. Luckily, you have a wonderful botany skill. You can tend to this jasmine plant so well that it’s thriving. You can find a way to plant a few more pots and sell them online. I will introduce some customers to you.” 

“Why should I sell it? Besides, don’t I have you? Don’t tell me you’re not going to care about me later on,” he retorted. 

“You’ve got to save some money. If you meet the girl you like one day, only then would you be able to give her a sense of financial security. That’s the only way you can promise to commit to your sweetheart.” Tabitha chuckled before adding, “With that said, if you save up to buy a house, you won’t have to keep renting.” 

“Thank you, Tabby. You’re always looking out for me. I’ll take the glasses as a gift in exchange for the jasmine,” Chadwick complied. With a lowered gaze he appealed, “Don’t reject it anymore.” 

Seeing how he kept insisting, Tabitha could only agree with a smile. “It seems that in the future I’d have to give you a pair of glasses every year for more than ten years before they can even match the value of your jasmine.” 

Her words made Chadwick’s eyes redden slightly. “These are your words, okay? You promise you’ll gift me glasses for more than ten years.”