Purchased A Mr. Right
Chapter 699

Our home.

Emily repeated these words in her heart and felt her eyes tingling.

Boyd, who had been dating her for five years, might have promised to marry her and grow old together. However, he did not achieve any of them. Now, the man called Simon in front of her not only married her, but also gave her a home.

She lost her parents when she was a child and was sent to her aunt's house. No one knew her desire for starting a family.

He pressed a wet kiss to her lips.

It took two seconds for Emily to react, then she wrapped her lips around his tip. In return, Simon held her tightly and kissed her deeper. In the new house with lights on, only the sound of their ragged breathing could be heard.

Simon held her waist and strode to the big bed a few steps away.

The soft mattress, on which no one had ever slept before, was very flexible. When they lay on it, their bodies sank. He said, his lust-dark eyes twinkling, "Mrs. Chin, let's try the bed!" "Simon, no..." Emily shook her head in panic.

Simon popped himself up with one arm. He frowned and asked, "You're still menstruating?"

"Today is the last day!" Emily nodded. It would take her an entire week.

"Why did you seduce me?" Simon gnashed his teeth in anger.

Emily felt like she had been wronged. "It's you..."

Simon glared at her with dissatisfaction. He looked down at himself, and then bit hard on her exposed shoulder as if he was venting his anger. Then he jumped up and strode to the bathroom. "You unpack up your luggage, I am going to take a bath!"

As the sound of water splashing could be heard, Emily held back her laughter. She was certain that he was taking a cool shower.

She came down from the bed, opened her suitcases, took out the photo frame at the top, and placed it on the bedside table. She touched the young couple's faces with her fingers as the glass outside reflected her smiling face in the light. "Mom, Dad, I have a home!"

At this time, Emily really thought that this place would be her home. But four years later, she knew that it was just a beautiful but evanescent dream.

The next afternoon, Emily took a taxi to the private hospital after lunch.

After many chemotherapy sessions, grandma seemed to have recuperated admirably. The doctor said that she could be discharged from the hospital. After all, it was not good for her to recover by staying in the hospital for a long time for she would feel stressed here. So after Simon thought it over, he chose a good sanatorium.

It was not far away from the private hospital. After the discharge procedures were completed, they drove about half an hour and arrived. Surrounded by forest-clad mountains and limpid streams, it was an idea place suitable for patients to recuperate. Simon found the best sanatorium in Ice city for Grandma.

More importantly, staff members, such as doctors in white gowns could be seen walking by from time to time in the yard, which made them feel reassuring.

Emily was helping grandma to the building. She said sincerely, "Grandma, you can live with us! We can change the study room to a bedroom, and I can take care of you!"

Grandma smiled and shook her head, saying happily. "I don't want to intrude on your loving home!"

"Grandma!" Emily bit her lips shyly.

Grandma patted her hand with a smile and said lovingly, "It's good here. I may chat with many people of the same age as me! I won't be lonely. Do look me up if you're free!" "We will!" Emily nodded.

Elderly people didn't have much necessities, just several articles for daily use. A suitcase was big enough to carry all her things.

Emily unpacked her suitcase and tidied her room in ten minutes. After that, she placed the daily necessities that she had bought one by one to where they should be.

Holding the photo album, grandma smiled and waved at her. "Emily, do you want to see the baby Simon?"

"I'd love to!" Emily walked over with great interest.

To take care of grandma, she moved a small stool and sat next to the sofa. She pleasantly looked at the photo album page by page on grandma's knees. She saw the photos taken when Simon was young and, on top of that, the pictures of baby Simon.

Emily pointed at the baby in the swaddle and asked in surprise, "Is he Simon?"

"That's right!"

"Gosh, he looks like a little girl!"

"Ha, ha!" Grandma burst into laughter and complained, "Yes, I thought that the nurse gave me the wrong baby! When he was a child, our neighbors always mistakenly regarded him as a girl. Sometimes, when he went to the toilet, many neighbors even asked him to squat. Later, he got angry and asked his mother to shave his head and didn't grow his hair until he went to kindergarten!"

"No way, I didn't know he had such an embarrassing experience!" Emily fell about laughing.

The reason why he was mistakenly recognized as a girl was that he was very beautiful. Looking at the small Simon, who was growing day by day in the photo, Emily felt as if she had participated in his growth in just a few minutes.

Like a child, she held her cheeks with both hands and carefully listened to grandma mutter with a smile, "This is taken in kindergarten", "this is pictured when he was the first grade in primary school", "this is taken when he in primary middle school" and so on.

When she turned to the next page of his high school pictures, Emily saw a boy dressed in a school uniform. He was already very tall and straight, and his face was alarmingly handsome. He was not the only one in the photo. Just as she was about to take a closer look, the album was quickly closed.

"Grandma, what's wrong?" She looked up in confusion.

Grandma frowned slightly, and there seemed to be a trace of annoyance in her eyes. She put the album directly back in the drawer next to her and shook her head lovingly at Emily. "Don't worry. I suddenly feel a little tired. Go find Simon and ask him when can we have supper!"

Emily still wanted to see his pictures, especially the picture she hadn't seen clearly. But since grandma took the album back, she didn't say much, just nodded with a smile and went to the kitchen. The sanatorium had a nice, homey atmosphere. Without the pressure given by the hospital, it was as comfortable as home.

Because it was the first time for grandma to live in a sanatorium, they were afraid that she would not get used to it, so Emily proposed to stay with her for one night. The next day was Sunday, she didn't have to work. Since the nurse they hired to look after grandma came to work tomorrow, so they could live in the room prepared for her.

As the evening wore on, the fallen leaves in the street lights created a romantic atmosphere.

There were many benches in the yard. Many elders who lived here would come out for a walk and take tea at this time. After they sat down, Simon took out his vibrating mobile phone. "Hospital calls. Maybe for an emergency case. You stay here with grandma, I'll answer the phone!"

"Go ahead!" Emily said, waving her hand.

After putting down the cup, grandma opened the box. Emily curiously approached her and asked, "Grandma, what is this?"