Taming My Arrogant Husband novel Chapter 123

..Not sure if you know this but when we first met, I got so nervous I couldn't speak. In that very moment, I found the one and my life had found its missing piece... 

Walking our daughter to the altar and towards the man who promised us to take care of her, happiness and joy filled my heart. I simply glanced at my husband and a smile spread over my lips. 

"Take care of my Sabrina, son," Daniel said while giving his daughter's hand to her husband a few minutes from now. "Be sure to keep your promise. Love her and be his partner in all the things and decisions you will make." He even patted him on the shoulder. 

"I will, Sir---I mean, Dad."

I just hugged them both and kissed my daughter's cheek before letting Kian lead her to the altar. I don't have many words to say as I have already talked to him. I know how much he loves my daughter, I witnessed that in my two eyes. 

Daniel took my hand and led me to our designated seats. The moment the ceremony began, I looked at our intertwined fingers, oblivious that my husband wasn't looking at our hands but at me. I smiled when I finally noticed him. He returned that smile with eyes that shone with emotions I have first seen 30 years ago...during our wedding. 

He kissed me on my forehead before we silently agreed to focus on the ceremony. 

45 minutes later... 

"Kian, you may now kiss your bride."

Kian didn't wait any seconds as he took Sab's veil and kissed her passionately in front of everyone. Sets of happy tears started to flow down my cheeks as the day of my own wedding flushed back to my memories... as if that day had just happened yesterday and not 30 years ago. 

It was when my Mom and my brother went with me to the altar and gave my hand to the man I had promised to stay with for the rest of my life, but now we were the ones who walked with our daughter and entrusted her to her new partner in life. 

Now we have just witnessed the union of their hearts and nothing can compare to the happiness we felt seeing how our children grew independent and happy with the choices they made in life... especially our eldest, Neil and the youngest, Sabrina. But of course, there's still one left whom I believe that 'getting married' or finding 'the woman to marry' isn't listed in his vocabulary... that's our Luke. 

When the ceremony ended, Kian and Sab drove with the new expensive car that Daniel gave the couple as their wedding gift. 

"Let's go, sweetheart," he said taking my hand and we walked towards the entrance hand and hand. 

He opened the passenger side for me and helped me fasten my seatbelt before closing the door. 

I couldn't help smiling when we were finally alone driving to the reception. I keep on glancing at him and smile every time he looks in my direction. I have many things in mind, things that I want to share with him. Little did I know, that at that moment we have the same thing swirling in our mind. 

"W-Why did you stop?" I asked him as he suddenly pulled the wheel on the side of the road. 

But he just ignored my question and unfastened his seatbelt. I furrowed my eyebrows, copying his moves and about to ask again, but my lips were suddenly sealed with a pair of warm and soft lips in a hungry and a bit aggressive kind of kiss. I was confused at first, but in the end, I let that confusion be stifled by the excitement we felt at that moment. 

It seems like the old days. I felt my heart pounding faster inside my rib cage as I returned the kiss. His hand automatically encircled my waist and I gasped when he lifted me into his lap...without breaking the kiss. But as long as I want us to stay in that romantic situation, I can't allow him to continue what he's doing because first we have to go to our daughter's wedding reception, and secondly, I'm sure Alfred and his men were now puzzled as to why we stopped and what we are doing. 

Alfred is the new head of our security as our former security head, Ben has already retired 5 years ago.

"What is going on with you, Daniel Kelley?" I asked, still catching my breath as I pushed him. 

"Nothing. I just missed your soft lips, sweetheart."

I rolled my eyes trying to contain my smile. Senior years are now waiting on our way, but I don't know why that kind of words can still affect me to the core as if I were still the young Sophia who has just received her first kiss. 

"You really know how to make my heart clap and jump out of my ribcage, Mr. Kelley."

"That's just a sign that you're still head over heels with me, my wife." He chuckled. "Well, I can't blame you for that. I still have those killer smiles and oozing sex appeal that you once dreamed of being yours 30 years ago." And he winked at me. 

Goodness! 

Guess what I did? 

Nothing! I just fake a smile and stared at him. 

See? Things haven't changed. My husband always knew how to brag out himself. 

"I think we should go. I'm sure the kids are now waiting." I tried to go back to my seat but he didn't let me and tightened his grip. "Hey, let me go, Daniel! I know what you're thinking, don't be silly!"

"Argh! Sweetheart, let's just stay for a moment---"

"No! Your daughter is waiting and I'm sure they will ask why you'd come late at the reception."