Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife novel Chapter 375

Sir, You Don’t Know Your Wife Chapter 375

“Babe!” Mason called gently. “You scared me to death!”

Janet stiffened and feigned a look of ignorance. “What’s gotten into you?”

He lifted her puzzled face at her neck and looked over her once, making sure that it was his beloved Janet.

“The housekeeper said you disappeared into thin air!” As he hugged her, his low and soothing voice echoed from beside her ear. It did not seem like the panic had subsided yet and he was speaking to comfort himself. “Thank goodness you’re okay!”

Being held tightly by him with only a towel between them made her feel very uneasy.

Squirming in his embrace, she patted his back as though she was appeasing a young child. “Where else would I go? I was home the whole time and only went to take a shower earlier!”

She leaned against his shoulder and grabbed onto his shirt tightly. A feeling of guilt slowly rose inside her.

She knew that trust was the most important thing between two people in a relationship, but she could not reveal her identity to him yet. She had to be responsible for her people at the MX.

After a while, Mason finally came around and felt her damp hair by accident. “Did you wash your hair?”

“Yeah,” she replied softly.

Fortunately, the car did not break down after going at 600. Otherwise, she would be covered in a dreadful stench of perfume while standing in front of him.

Looking up, Mason met her eyes and said, “I’ll go get the hairdryer!”

She blinked at him as she let him go.

Then, she walked to the front of the wardrobe and took out a shirt to put on, revealing a pair of thin and enticing fair legs.

She was not used to being looked after by someone. Growing up, no one had ever cared for her and worried about her like he did before.

Nonetheless, she was not going to let herself be a woman who relied on a man.

“Let me.” Walking up to his side, she reached forward to grab the hairdryer.

With his long arms, he lifted the hairdryer high up in the air and walked past her.

The absurdity dumbfounded her. “I’ll do it myself.”