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The Wife He Forgot to Marry (Winona and Yule) novel Chapter 684

Biscuit gave him a look of absolute innocence, the picture of *I didn't do it.*

Blossom just stared at Stefan in dazed confusion.

Stefan pointed at the dog. "Did you do this?"

Biscuit didn't answer but pointed a paw in Blossom's direction.

Stefan let out an 'Oh,' and picked up a small rolled-up newspaper. "Blossom did it?"

At that moment, Biscuit suddenly remembered that Blossom was his 'baby' whom he had raised. He instinctively threw his paws around the cat, looking up as if to say, *If you're going to hit someone, hit me.*

Stefan gave them a mild scolding and put the paper down.

Amused, Winona recorded a quick video and sent it to the group chat with Violet and Roxana.

The group chat had a generic name: 'The Loving Family.'

Violet watched the video and laughed in her voice note. "Stefan looks like he's disciplining his own children! It seems he's going to be very hands-on with parenting. That's a great sign."

Roxana chimed in: "My brother is so funny! I've never seen this side of him, hahaha."

After sending the video, Winona helped Stefan tidy up the house.

Stefan refused to let her lift a finger, ushering her into the bedroom to rest.

Left with no choice, Winona carried Blossom into the room. Knowing he was in trouble, Biscuit guiltily followed them in.

Winona sat on the bed. Biscuit padded over, sniffed the air, then lazily leaned against her and started dozing off.

When Stefan walked in, he saw Winona asleep against the headboard, a dog and a cat peacefully napping by her side.

It was a beautiful sight.

Stefan had never held any high expectations for marriage in the past.

But in that moment, he wished this exact scene could be frozen in time forever.

*

Yulen was shocked when he heard Winona had the audacity to demand five percent of Locke Group's shares.

He never imagined that the Winona who used to care absolutely nothing for money would become so greedy.

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