Raising My Wife novel Chapter 17

Even if Lily was in hindsight, she had discovered an important thing.

After Bill and Lara left, there were only she and James left. Two of them? No, no, No. It was so terrible.

She snuck out of the room on the second floor and sat in the dining room, pondering over the question in front of her carefully.

A few days ago, when she and James also stayed alone in the study, the atmosphere was not bad. But at that time, Bill and Lara were also in the house. But now, only they two stayed together. Somehow, Lily was a little ill at ease.

And, most importantly.

Where was the dinner? If Lara was not here, the dinner would be ruined. It's okay for her to cook food. But they're just some simple dishes. Lily don't know if it's suitable for James. But how about James? 'Well, forget it. It's impossible for him to cook.'

James had known Lily's personality well. Right now, he was sitting on the sofa, patiently waiting for her to come in.

Within five minutes, the door was opened from the outside.

Lily noticed that James was looking at her, but when she thought that there were only the two of them, she blushed again. She walked slowly to the place she had been sitting before and picked up a book at random, as if nothing had happened, but her eyes were peeking at James.

As soon as she heard James stood up, Lily immediately straightened her back.

James walked to the bookshelf and looked at it, Lily looked at the bookshelf, too.

James pulls out a book. Lily peeks at the title.

James sat opposite to Lily, and Lily moved the book in her hand up stealthily.

"Hide?" As James opened the book in his hand, his voice was low as if he was mumbling to himself. Fortunately, Lily has been watching James' every move.

She put down the book and answered with a blushing face, "No."

"You're overreacting." James turned a page of the book in his hand.

Lily lowered her head and took a serious look at the book in her hand. As expected, it was an opposite direction.

Embarrassed. There were only one word in Lily's heart. She was too nervous to notice that. She slowly put down the book in her hand. She was embarrassed, but she did not admit it. "The teacher said that it can training my attention."

"Really?" James closed the book in his hand.

It didn't matter if she gave in now. However, living alone, Lily had never yielded to anyone, and no one coax her.

She had no choice but to say, "yes. If we can read backwards, our eyesight will be better." As if she was telling the truth, she nodded in agreement.

Trying hard to suppress his desire to let Lily read the book back, he put the book on the table and stood up.