Lahat ng Kabanata ng My Husband, Warm The Bed!: Kabanata 1881 - Kabanata 1890

On their way home, Jefferson drove slowly and steadily because Adrienne had fallen asleep. He wanted Adrienne to have a good sleep and catch back on all the sleep that she had lost. When the car arrived at the parking lot, Jefferson's cell phone suddenly rang. He immediately answered the phone and whispered, "My Queen, is there anything I can do for you?" Britney's explosive voice sounded from the phone, "You little brat, what are you doing these days? Why didn't you guys eat the food I sent you yesterday? If you think that they're not delicious, you should have told me earlier. I'm not that free to send you guys food now and then." The night before, they received a new case before they got off work. They weren't able to go home for a day and a night. Hence, they couldn't eat what Britney had prepared for them. However, Britney didn't know that so she called to question them. Jefferson did not intend to explain, either. He said softly, "My Queen, my baby is asle

Upon mentioning the past, Adrienne recalled many beautiful memories she had with Hodge. "When I was still young, Grandpa would always go on business trips, and he would always ask me what present I wanted. No matter how difficult it was to get the present, he would definitely get it because he had promised me so. And no matter how busy he was, as long as he promised me that he would come back to accompany me, he would definitely come home on time. A person who had kept his promises for 70 years would never go back on his words." Adrienne was telling all that to Jefferson, but she was actually trying to comfort herself. She wanted to think that if she believed that Hodge was fine, he would actually be fine. When they arrived at the hospital, he definitely would look at her and greet her with the kind smile of his. Jefferson squeezed her shoulder with his right hand. Then, he heard her saying, "Grandpa mentioned that he wanted to see me getting married and he said that he wil

Adrienne calmed herself down, struggled out of Jefferson's embrace, and staggered to the bathroom. Even though Jefferson knew what she wanted to do, he still asked, "Little Specky, what are you doing?" Adrienne did not respond. She walked into the bathroom and began to wash up. Jefferson did not stop her. He turned around and walked out of the room. "My Queen, can you please prepare some food for Little Specky?" The food was kept warm in the pot so that they could get them ready food whenever Adrienne felt like eating. Britney did not ask much, and served the food on the table immediately. Adrienne, who finished changing her clothes, came to the living room. Jefferson then stopped her and ordered, "Eat something first. Else, you won't have the strength to deal with the case." Adrienne wanted to refuse at first, but when she saw that Britney was also there, she swallowed her words. The mother and son didn't owe her anything. However, they were the one

At the same time. Ian was also questioning Alma, "Mrs. Gibson, could you please tell me where you were before the incident? Who were you with, and what you were doing? When did you return home? And who was the first to discover Cathy's body?" As expected, the answer given to Ian was the same as what Aldred gave to Jefferson. Their family went for a trip two days before, and when they returned that day, they found that Cathy had died at home. Alma answered in a fluent manner, so much so that there was not a trace of emotion in her words. It made one feel as if she was reciting a book, and one could not help but wonder if those words were the products of their discussions and that they had rehearsed it many times. After getting their confession, Jefferson returned from the hospital. Ian told Jefferson about his doubts. After listening to him, Jefferson didn't show any reaction. He nodded slightly and said, "I got it." Then, he went to the forensic department

"If I'm the one looking for them, do you think that those two brats would dare to say that they're busy?" Jefferson knew that as long as he ordered, Bruce and the others would have to return immediately, even if that meant that they were on the moon. "Forget it, let's not go to the farm. Let's go to Charm Club instead. I'll call Freya and ask her to come with Freddy." Adrienne took out her mobile phone and gave Freya a phone call. Freya agreed to the invitation in an instant. As a result, several of their childhood friends dropped everything and rushed to Charm Club, the famous entertainment club in Chatterton Town. They used to be regular customers at Charm Club. However, ever since Freddy and Freya started their farm in the suburbs and Jefferson and Adrienne had gotten married, they rarely visited the place. Nevertheless, because of their identities, top entertainment clubs like Charm Club would always reserve a special suite for them. Just when Tommy walked i