Getting Him Hooked: Mr. Freeman’s Indifferent Sinner Wife novel Chapter 610

Getting Him Hooked: Mr. Freeman’s Indifferent Sinner Wife Chapter 610

Both Olivia and Zac got discharged on their second day.

The next day, they went to the bridal shop.

After all, they would be married in two days, and the timeline was pretty rushed.

As they picked out the wedding gown, Olivia remembered that back then, she had chosen a tube top dress and turned around in front of John happily.

Now that she was standing in front of gowns again, she felt nothing.

“Have you made up your mind?”

Olivia shook her head. “They all look pretty much the same, and I have no idea which one to pick.”

At that moment, the shop assistant brought a wedding dress to her. “Mrs. Quinton, why don’t you try this? This is a piece by the designer VR, and it’s the only one we have. We only got it shipped here this morning.”

Olivia took a look. She liked it. The front design was nice, and there was a notable backless design for the back.

“Do you want to try it on?”

Zac smiled at her. “I’ll accompany you. Come.”

“Okay.”

Zac accompanied her to the fitting room and remained outside with his back facing the curtain.

“Call me when you’re done.”

“Alright.”

Olivia realized that it was very difficult to put on the wedding gown. It was troublesome, tight, and not to mention, uncomfortable!

It took her forever to be able to zip properly, so she gave up and asked for help.

“Zac, can you come in and help me? I can’t reach the zip behind.”

After saying that, she sensed someone coming from behind her and helping her with the zip.

When the cold fingers touched the smooth skin of her back, she was a little nervous.

“Zac, why is your hand so cold?”

Suddenly, someone hugged her slender waist from the back and turned her over. Then, he pinned her to the wall.

He sounded as if he was pleading, and Olivia’s heart trembled as she did not know how to feel.

He would never plead with anyone back then, but now, he had learned how to.

Honestly, Olivia enjoyed seeing him pleading with her.

As this was something she never got to experience in the past.

There were regrets between them, but like she said before, life was meant to be filled with regrets. What was the point in dwelling over them, then?

They could never turn back.

“John, don’t you think that you’re pathetic?”

‘Pathetic?’

John snorted. ‘Didn’t I say that to her when she was the one pleading back then?’

Now that he got the same response, he finally understood how it felt.

After a brief moment, he suddenly asked her in a hoarse voice, “Liv, if I tell you that there’s a tumor in my brain, will you forgive me and stay by my side?”