Boss, Your Wife is Asking for A Divorce, Again!

Chapter 746 Liquid Courage

Sonia’s movements had been bold and exaggerated when she first drank the wine, but Toby burst into laughter

when he saw the way she scrunched up her face in response to the taste of the alcohol. “Slow down. You don’t

want to choke.”

“I’m not going to choke!” Sonia placed the wine glass down with a loud clang before pushing it closer to him. “Give

me another glass of that.”

“Doesn’t your heart ache over the price of the drink now?” Toby raised an eyebrow. She glared at him. “Of course

my heart still aches, but I’d rather finish it than let it turn bad. Hurry and pour me another glass,” she urged.

“Okay. I’ll pour you another glass,” he uttered after laughing for a while more. Then, he held the wine bottle up to

refill her glass. Sonia let out a sigh as she held the wine glass up and glanced at the sparkling, red liquid inside. “It’s

all your fault. Why did you decide to prepare a meal out of nowhere?”

“What?’ Toby was confused. “Did you say it’s my fault?” How can it be my fault? he wondered.

“It’s obviously your fault!” Sonia stomped her foot on the ground. “I wouldn’t have thought of celebrating anything

if you hadn’t made me a meal. I wouldn’t have recalled the existence of this red wine if I hadn’t thought of

celebrating anything. You wouldn’t have gotten the chance to open this bottle if I hadn’t thought of it. So, whose

fault do you think it is?”

Toby was shocked and speechless upon hearing her explanation. This brat is so two-faced! I can’t believe she’s

putting all of the blame on me. She’s expecting me to deal with all the consequences on my own! Sure, I made the

meal, and I suggested the idea itself, but I wasn’t the one who suggested having a celebration, and I even tried to

stop her when she brought it up. She’s the one who insisted on bringing a bottle of wine here. Yet, it sounds like

everything’s my fault now. Great. Toby pressed his palm against his forehead while feeling sorry for himself.

Sonia seemed even more displeased when she saw Toby pressing his lips together with a contemplative look on his

face. She smacked her palm against the table. “What is it? Are you unhappy now? Don’t you think it’s your fault?”

Toby pursed his lips. So, she’s forcing me to admit my wrongs, huh? “Fine, fine. It’s my fault. It’s all my fault!” Toby

had no choice but to shoulder the burden of being wrong. He patted the woman’s shoulder to calm her down.

Forget it, he thought. Since she’s my woman, I’m okay with taking all of the blame. I’ll just have to coax her later. A

man like me shouldn’t get too petty about such matters, anyway.

Toby took a sip of his red wine at that thought. “You’re lucky you’re with me. I don’t think anyone else would

pamper you like this.” He swirled the wine in his glass and looked at the red liquid before letting out a soft laugh.

This was the first time he was being blamed for something he hadn’t done, and he willingly accepted the blame. He

was certain that no one would believe their ears if they found out about this.

Of course, Sonia knew what Toby meant by his words, and she knew how unreasonable she was being. But why

does that matter? He’s the man, right? What’s wrong with taking the blame for me sometimes? Sonia responded

with a stubborn scoff in Toby’s face. “At least you know what’s the right thing to do.”

Toby couldn’t resist pinching her face. “Why didn’t I know that you had this side to you in the past?”

She flicked his hand away. “There are tons of things you haven’t realized. You don’t even know how many sides of

me there are.”

“Oh?” He smirked. “Guess I’ll have to continue digging deep into you, then.”

“You can go ahead and do that. I’d like to see how much you can find about me.” Sonia raised her glass and

finished her wine once more. Again, she placed it in front of Toby to indicate that she wanted another glass. He

frowned without making a move. “You should stop drinking,” he uttered.

“No. I can’t waste this.” Sonia shook her head as she insisted on having another glass. Toby placed his large palm

over her glass as he spoke. “You’ll get drunk. This red wine’s alcohol percentage is a little higher than the usual red

wines. On top of that, your tolerance isn’t that great, and you’ll get drunk after a few glasses. Why don’t you just

listen to me and stop drinking? We can drink another day.”

“No.” Sonia felt oddly displeased when her lover stopped her from drinking, so she raised her sharp eyebrow before

speaking in a coquettish tone. “I insist on drinking this! The alcohol tastes good. I’m not done drinking!”

“I don’t care.” Toby continued to reject her while he began keeping the wine bottle away. Sonia immediately

pressed her palms against the table to stand up. “Don’t you dare, Toby! Don’t put it away, okay? Otherwise… I’ll…”

“Otherwise, what?” Toby stopped and turned to look at her. There was a gleam in his eyes that made his gaze seem

rather mysterious.

Sonia blinked—she was at a loss for words. Soon enough, she came up with a reply. “Otherwise… I’ll start crying in

front of you!” Then, she stuck her lower lip out and forced herself to start wailing. However, regardless of how

much she tried to cry, she simply couldn’t squeeze the tears out of her eyes.

Toby was stunned by her actions. He had already been shocked when she smacked her palm against the table

before that. The woman Toby knew wasn’t someone who would smack her palm against the table when she didn’t

get to drink. Yet, that was exactly what she had just done. That was the reason Toby suspected that she was starting

to get drunk. Perhaps her temper is coming out because she’s drunk. Now, as I’m watching her attempt to cry, I

know for a fact that she’s drunk.

But Sonia wasn’t entirely wasted—she simply seemed rather tipsy. The slight tipsiness had turned her gentle and

smart character into a more aggressive person who seemed livelier than her usual, day-to-day self. When Toby saw

the confusion in Sonia’s eyes and the redness in her cheeks, he felt the urge to tease her more. “Didn’t you say

that you wanted to cry for me? Why aren’t you crying yet?”

“I can’t do it…” She pouted while looking sorry for herself. He let out a deep chuckle that made his chest vibrate as

he laughed. That was how funny she was to him. “I’ll return the wine to its place since you can’t seem to cry.” He

began to act as if he was about to leave.

She immediately clung to his waist. “No! I told you I wanted more of it. You can’t take it away.”

“But you’re drunk,” he replied.

“I’m not.”

“You are!” Toby stared at the woman in his arms as he repeated himself in a patient tone. Sonia frowned and kept

quiet for a while as if she were making sense of his words and checking if she were actually drunk. After a while

more, Sonia looked up at the man with her gaze more confused than before. “Isn’t that perfect? You’re in luck. You

can do whatever you want now,” she muttered,

Toby’s pupils narrowed, and his face darkened once he heard her. Sonia giggled. “I know. I know you’ve always

wanted my body, and that it has been hard for you to control yourself all along. It was all because I couldn’t get

past my own views on this. You must have struggled to hold it in for so long. Today morning, in the meeting room, I

sensed some changes in you, and I wanted to find an opportunity to hand myself over to you completely, but I

didn’t know how to do it, so I thought that drinking some wine would help us a little. At least I’d have a little more

liquid courage then. I don’t want to stay stagnant at this point and not go further with you.”

Upon hearing her words, Toby’s pupils trembled as his Adam’s apple bobbed up and down once every 2 seconds.

“So… The celebration was a lie, and you were just using it as an excuse to have some drinks? You wanted to get

yourself drunk so that you could let me take control over your body, huh?”

“That sounds about right.” Sonia rested her head against the man’s chest as she listened to his rather elevated

heartbeat. Her tone of voice made it clear that she was intoxicated. “But the celebration was real too. I’m killing

two birds with one stone!” she insisted.