Perfect Mysterious Husband (Maddox and Kimberly)

Bang! What she did was out of Maddox's expectation, and the bowl of soup in his hand fell to the ground. The sound of porcelain hitting the ground shook Minerva's heart. At the stime, it also smashed Minerva's heart.

She turned her back towards Maddox and shouted again.

"I don't need you to pretend to be like that. I can take care of myself when I'm sick. It's none of your business even if I die of sickness. I don't need you to feedsoup. I don't need anything from you!" Silence greeted her.

Minerva knew that Maddox was probably seriously hurt by her.

Although she was angry and she shouted, tears flowed down her cheeks and she couldn't stop them.

She didn't want Maddox to please her.

Maddox was the total opposite of how he used to be. He was a favored son who ran the world business and he never pleased anyone.

She didn't want to see him like that.

Minerva wiped the tears with the back of her hand and laid back down with her back facing Maddox. She then pulled the quilt over herself, trying to shut out all the sounds. Silence filled the room for a long tbefore a sound could be heard.

It was the sound of porcelain fragments colliding with each other. The sound was very faint, but it was enough to be heard clearly in the quiet room.

Was Maddox cleaning up the mess she caused? Minerva's eyes filled with tears again and she bit her lower lip tightly.

Why did he do that? Why? She had already treated him like that. Why didn't he just turn around and leave already? Why did he choose to stay on and be treated in such a way? Minerva closed her eyes and tried her best to ignore the sounds. Finally, when the room becquiet again, Minerva quietly poked her head out from underneath the quilt.

She took a deep breath, sat up, and found that the floor had been cleaned.

Treating Maddox like that didn't make her happy at all. On the contrary, she felt her heart tighten.

However, she could never bring herself to smile in front of Maddox.

It was hard for her either way.

She really hoped that Maddox wouldn't appear in front of her again.

This was due to the fact that every the showed up, her mind would be very confused.

She didn't know how to make a choice at all.

Minerva quietly got up and went into the bathroom to change her clothes. When she cout, she bumped into Maddox bringing in a new bowl. This time, however, he did not approach her. He said solemnly, "Since you don't want to see me, I'll take my leave first. I brought another bowl for you. Remember to drink the soup later." Minerva fell silent.

She did not respond to his words. Instead, she turned her head away, not even giving him a glance.

Then, there was the sound of footsteps. Maddox was leaving.

Finally, Minerva couldn't hold it in any longer. She secretly turned her head to look at his back.

His back was rather straight, but right then, it gave off a desolate and lonely feeling, making one feel incredibly uncomfortable.

Upon hearing the sound of the door closing, Minerva finally moved. She then began to walk to the table.

The soup was kept warm in the pot. Maddox had brought it up to her room for her convenience.

He also brought another bowl. Minerva sat down and filled up the bowl for herself. Finally, she took a mouthful and drank it.

The soup had a light fragrance. Minerva drank in silence and tears streamed down her face once again.

In the end, she could not help but cry bitterly.

B*stard! That b*stard Maddox, why can't he just turn around and leave? Why did he do so many things for her...

Even though she had clearly said that she wouldn't accept him.

Why...

After Maddox left, he went back to the house opposite Minerva's. The first thing he did when he returned to the house was to turn on the screen and sit there to observe. After a while, he suddenly felt a little discomfort in his stomach. Maddox covered his stomach with his hand and pursed his thin lips tightly.

After a moment, he laughed at himself and fell back on the sofa.

"Crazy, I must be crazy," he said to himself.

In the evening, Minerva's dizziness subsided. She opened the door and was about to go down and take a walk. Initially, after the incident the night before, she had no intention of going out but... Right then, the sun was still up, and she thought she would be safe.

Moreover, it was not a good idea to sit still and wait for death either.

However, when Minerva went out to wait for the elevator, she suddenly heard someone opening the door on the other end of the corridor.

She was a little confused. It seemed that she had never seen her neighbor ever since she moved there for so long. She thought that there was no one living inside. Right then, when she thought about it, she and Vera would always go out early and cback late everyday. Her neighbor's schedule might have been different from theirs so it was normal that they didn't meet each other.

Thinking of that, Minerva shook her head slightly and the elevator just happened to rise to her floor.

She tidied up her hair and prepared to enter.

Ding...

When the elevator doors opened, Minerva's feet had just moved when someone caught hold of her wrist.

"You have recovered from fever and you're going out already?"

A cold voice rang in her ears. Minerva turned her head around inastonishment. She looked at the man who had appeared in front of her in disbelief. "You, why are you here?" She asked.

Minerva was certainly surprised to see the handsMaddox. After the initial shock, she looked at the opposite door behind her and her lips moved, "You... live here?" If he wasn't living across from her house, how could he have appeared out of nowhere? However, if he was living on the opposite side, why hadn't she seen him in such a long time? Was it a coincidence, or did he arrange it in advance? As if he was answering her questions, Maddox explained calmly, "I moved over after that incident happened." Minerva fell silent.

She widened her eyes, still unable to believe what she had just heard.

Her face changed and she asked, "Then how did you know I was going to go out?" The door was clearly closed, wasn't it? Did he stand by the door and listen to the movements? It was possible, but it was too weird. Besides, Maddox was very smart so he wouldn't do that.

Then... How did he know that she had gone out? There was only one possibility left.

Minerva's eyes searched all over the place, at her own house door, and at the opposite house's door.

Maddox looked at her movements as he stuffed one of his hands into his pocket and then leaned against the wall.

Of course, he knew what she was looking for, but he wasn't going to tell her.

It was so that she wouldn't try to rebel against him and also, it would be hard for him to protect her if she rebelled.

"You don't have to look for it. I don't have any cameras. I know that you cout just because our hearts are linked. Upon hearing that, Han Minerva could not help but sneer, "Do you think I'm a fool?" X