?Chapter 648:


    Midway through dinner, Eileen excused herself to use the restroom. When she walked out of the bathroom, she noticed Bryan leaning against the wall. His brow only rxed a bit when he heard her approaching.


    “Are you waiting for me?” Eileen nced at him through the mirror while she washed her hands. “Are you trying to get me to divorce you?”


    Bryan approached her, his hands finding the edge of the sink, his forehead gently resting against hers. “Would you even consider it?”


    “Not only would I not consider it, I’d be furious,” Eileen replied firmly.


    “Then how could I even bring it up?” Bryan buried his face in her neck, inhaling deeply. “I’m scared that you’ll be sad, but I’m more worried that you’ll be angry.”


    If he couldn’t prevent her sadness, he would at least try to steer clear of angering her.


    “Are you really that scared of me? Why weren’t you scared back when you disappeared into that tiny vige?” Eileen teased.


    Realizing his fault, Bryan kissed her softly. “Let’s agree not to dredge up the past during our arguments.”


    “Fine,” Eileen dried her hands and gently pushed him away, creating some space between them. “Just don’t make me angry before the wedding. If you do, you’re gone. I might just sell your ashes and bury them with someone else’s. Remember, I am yourwful wife, and I can do whatever I want with your ashes.”


    After all, if she no longer wanted her husband, she had the right to do as she pleased. Who would stop her?


    Bryan was left speechless, his gaze flickering.


    After their meal, they escorted Ste to her home first.


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    “Bailee, you take Ruby and Gabri home. Bryan and I will drop Roderick off,” Eileen said. It was gettingte, and if they dyed, Gabri’s bedtime would be pushed back too far.


    Bailee nodded in agreement, efficiently ushering Ruby and Gabri into her car.


    Meanwhile, Roderick suggested taking a taxi, but Bryan insisted on giving him a ride. Roderick reluctantly agreed, waiting until Eileen had everything organized before he climbed into the car.


    As they drove, Roderick received a call from Judie, inquiring about his whereabouts. He offered her an excuse, trying to cate her curiosity. But upon reaching Roderick’s neighborhood, they encountered Judie, who was out for an evening stroll.


    “Eileen?” Judie called out, her expression shifting into a frown as she first spotted only Eileen. When she saw Roderick emerging from the car, her frown deepened. “Where have you been? I’ve been worried all day, thinking you might be up to no good.”


    Roderick circled to the back of the car, pulling Judie aside to whisper to her. “I’ll fill you in once we’re home.”


    He then looked up, offered Eileen a warm smile, and said, “We’re safe.”


    Judie was clearly upset. “What is happening here? What are you two up to? Roderick has been away all day! Has he done something disgraceful behind my back? Eileen, are you hiding something for him? I’m pregnant with his child now! You can’t do anything that will affect me!”


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