Five Years of Marriage to Mr. Bradford (by Koi Fish) novel Chapter 729

Chapter 729

In the cafeteria, Vance and Rebecca sat at a quiet corner table

The blush on his face still hadn’tfully receded. A pink tint lingered from the base of his cars all the way down has

“I’ll peel an egg for you,” he muttered, picking one up and fumbling with it.

Yet it took him five whole minutes to peel the egg. Once he finally finished, he placed the white egg onto the empty plate in of her. Then, he immediately grabbed a second one to repeat the process.

Then he moved on to oranges…

Rebecca watched him battle with eggshells and orange peels. This version of him was something she had never seen in eer world. It was deeply amusing.

He felt the weight of her scrutiny and blushed even further. His movements gre noticeably slower and clumsier

Finally, unable to stand it, he snapped his head up and glared weakly. “I told you don’t push me to do something terrible

Yet when the threatening tone was paired with his flushed face and evasive eyes, it became even funnier. She couldn’t help but laugh.

“You’re still laughing?” He tossed the orange aside, trying to look fierce.

But to Rebecca, this empty, defensive show of force was entirely transparent. It was nothing short of hilarious

Finally, his bravado faltered, and his expression turned earnest. “This… is as far as it goes. There won’t be a next time.”

The teenage boy’s vow was halting and clumsy, yet it vibrated with an unadulterated sincerity. Rebecca truly belled at at this moment, he meant every word.

He wasn’t the 27-year-old Vance, and she wasn’t the 17-year-old Rebecca either.

She looked at the flustered boy across the table and chose her words carefully. “We’re both still young. The future hold changes. You don’t really know the current me. Down the road, you’ll meet a girl far better fit for you

“Shut up!” He snatched up one of the peeled eggs and stuffed it into her mouth. “I know exactly what I’m doing. You don’t d

to lecture me.”

Right then, a glass of milk appeared on the table.

“This is for soothing your stomach,” Darren said, having appeared out of nowhere.

She quickly spat out the egg

Darren frowned. “Eating a hard-boiled egg on an empty stomach isn’t good for digestion.”

Vance stared at the milk. “Stall-bought stuff isn’t hygienic. We have oatmeal here I’ll get samme

He started to stand, but Rebecca stopped him. “No need I can’t eat that noch nyway. There’s already ple

“This isn’t stall bought, Darren explained. “I went horne last night and made

“Let me test it,” Vance said, picking up the glass and taking a mouthful them hall the glass

Only then did he look at Hebra with a fabricated expression of negat

atterme

An incredulous laugh escape Dave’s month. “Case on, date I never rated)

Without missing a brat, fir moyed the peeled and oranges para fin Riberga, “parting

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