Convenient Marriage: Mr. Nelson's Love Trap novel Chapter 762

The topic of conversation was too flirtatious. Boyce's face froze. He tightened his arms around her and said, "When you graduate."

Jasmine kissed him on the face and said, "How old would you be when I graduate? And it's not like we’ll get a child when we want one. What if we delay for a year or two and the pregnancy accounts to another year, won’t you already be old when we’ve finally had a child?"

Boyce glanced at her and said, "Nonsense, old is for men in his 70s and 80s. Even if we’ve delayed for so long, how can I be considered old before I even hit 40?"

Jasmine smiled and pinched his chin. "I didn’t know you still like being young. You’ve made such a detailed plan."

Boyce told her not to touch him. "I'm driving."

Jasmine sat docilely.

Boyce said, "It's not that I like to care. It's that you're too young for me to be old."

Jasmine inexplicably thought it was funny.

She thought he was cute.

"You’re not old." He was just manly.

When one became steady and composed, he looked mature and had a sense of age.

Jasmine sat quietly. Before long, the car drove to their community. Boyce parked the car in the underground garage. They took an elevator from the garage to the living floor.

Boyce opened the door. After entering the house, Jasmine took the lunch box to the kitchen. There was a bowl of unfinished soup in it. Jasmine said, "There’s still some soup left here. Eat it, or it will be wasted."

Boyce came over and said, "You don’t want to eat?"

Jasmine shook her head decisively. "It's too late. It’s easy to get fat when you eat at night."

Boyce looked at her up and down. "You're not fat, it’s okay if you're fat."

"No, I don't want to get fat." Girls nowadays disliked getting plump. What's more, she just got married. She wanted to keep a good figure, not for anything else, just to make herself pleasant for her husband to see.

Boyce ate the bowl of soup and handed it to her. "I'm taking a bath."

He had sweated outside.

Jasmine said, "Go on, I'll wash the dishes."

Boyce took a deep look at her and said nothing in the end.

He left, took his clothes and went to the bathroom.

Jasmine put the lunch box into the sink, turned on the faucet, squeezed some detergent on the dishwashing cloth, washed the lunch box and cleaned it up. She went out of the kitchen. Boyce hadn't finished taking a bath yet. The clothes on the balcony had gone dry and were not yet taken down.

She took down the clothes rack and clothes.

Holding the clothes, she was about to fold them on the sofa in the living room. Her waist was suddenly seized by a strong arm. When she looked back, she noticed it was Boyce.

He had just taken a bath. He had a faint fragrance of shower gel and it smelled good. His hair was still wet. He didn't use a hairdryer after taking the bath and only used a dry towel to dry his hair.