The Unwanted Wife's Unexpected Comeback - Chapter 1119

Chapter 1119:

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Alicia sighed, reflecting on how Caden was nearly perfect except for his stubbornness and refusal to admit defeat. Later that evening, Corey and Gemma came home.

Gerry invited Caden and his family over for dinner.

After tucking Scarlette into bed, Caden arrived late, sitting next to Alicia.

Noticing milk powder on his fingers, Alicia gently wiped them clean.

Feeling her cool touch, Caden frowned slightly and then draped his jacket over her shoulders before taking her hands in his to warm them. These subtle acts were carefully hidden from the eyes of their friends. Caden’s expression remained impassive, but his discreet actions under the table spoke volumes of his devotion as a husband. Alicia’s heart melted a bit. Forget it. Why bother arguing?

As the dinner progressed, everyone engaged in lively conversation.

Alicia chipped in now and then, though she wasn’t very engaged.

Caden gradually fell silent, occasionally casting glances at her. Alicia pulled her hands away, took a sip of warm water, and eyed the desserts on the table.

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Caden noticed her interest but hesitated. “You haven’t eaten much dinner. Why are you thinking about dessert already?”

“If you won’t get it for me, then never mind,” Alicia responded.

Caden didn’t fetch it for her.

Alicia lost interest in her meal thereafter.

Caden placed a few pieces of meat on her plate, which she ignored. He expressed his displeasure, “Alicia, eat properly.”

Calmly, Alicia replied, “I’m full, not really hungry.”

Caden tried to wait her out, but seeing that she still wasn’t eating, he gave in like a parent coaxing a stubborn child. “Just try one piece.”

Alicia gave a soft smile. After savoring the dessert, she slowly continued with her meal.

Caden, admitting defeat, reached for his water glass, but Alicia intervened. “Drink after you finish eating.”

Caden didn’t question her but took her advice to heart.

Before finishing her meal, Alicia set down her fork and scratched her arm. Her skin rapidly flushed red.

Caden, his dark eyes reflecting concern, grasped her arm. “Are you having an allergic reaction?”

Alicia said, “It’s probably just a mosquito bite.”

After confirming it wasn’t an allergic reaction, Caden stood up and said, “I’ll go get you some medicine.”

It wasn’t necessary to make a special trip for something so minor, but Alicia didn’t refuse.

Once Caden left, Cliff couldn’t resist saying, “Is this what married life is like? Running out to buy medicine for a mosquito bite?”

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