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Madly Yours (Nora Reed) novel Chapter 389

Nora buried her face in his chest, her tears soaking his shirt.

"Why didn't you tell me earlier?" she mumbled into the fabric, her voice thick and nasally. "I was so nervous these past few days."

"If I told you early, it wouldn't be a surprise, would it?"

"More like a heart attack."

Hudson laughed softly, resting his chin on top of her head, his arms tightening around her waist.

The afternoon sun poured through the windows.

Bane trotted over to the floor-to-ceiling glass, a frisbee in his mouth, tilting his massive head as he watched his humans embrace. His tail wagged lazily.

A moment later, the smaller black dog ran up beside him.

The two dogs sat shoulder-to-shoulder, tails swishing back and forth.

...

Later that afternoon, the black Maybach pulled up in front of the Bureau of Records.

Just like last time, the building had been entirely cleared out. It was the same private office and the exact same official.

The last time she was here, Nora had been terrified, her hand shaking violently as she signed the papers.

This time was entirely different.

She sat next to Hudson, their fingers tightly intertwined.

Every time they looked at each other, the air seemed to crackle with undeniable chemistry.

The official slid the paperwork across the desk. "Please verify the information and sign here."

Nora smiled as she signed her name.

She took her time, making sure every single letter was perfect.

When she finished the final stroke, she let out a long breath.

The official took the documents, reviewed the signatures, and picked up the heavy metal stamp.

Thud.

The seal was pressed.

The terrifying memory of her forced marriage was completely overwritten.

Hudson looked down at the radiant, glowing woman beside him, thoroughly convinced that every other woman in the world paled in comparison to his wife.

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