Purchased A Mr. Right
Chapter 1333

Anthea turned around and lay on his lap.

Adam continued to dry her hair with the hairdryer patiently.

At this moment, both of them felt peace and comfort.

Anthea was very cozy, as Adam's longer fingers kept brushing through her hair, and closed her eyes satisfactorily.

With the buzz of the hairdryer, her voice sounded. "I'm just worried that when we get old and not in a very good shape, we might be only able to reply on each other, and there are no children to accompany us. "Don't worry," Adam said. "Wilson is planning to have one more child. We can take that one."

Although Anthea had not formally met Adam's family yet, she knew that besides Simon, Adam also had a younger brother named Wilson, who was the president of a group.

She did not know whether to laugh or cry at his words. "Hey, when did you become a bandit?"

Adam turned off the hairdryer, opened the drawer and pulled out a document.

Anthea asked curiously, "What's this?"

As Adam opened it for her to see, he said, "I've already contacted the welfare home. We can adopt a child."

He was joking with her just now.

About the children, he already made a plan. It didn't matter if they couldn't have their own children. They could adopt one. There were so many homeless orphans in the welfare home. Adoption was also a good thing.

Anthea was moved and leaned against him.

She suddenly raised her hand over Adam's head. "Don't move. You have a white hair!"

Adam's body stiffened.

Seeing that his thin lips were slightly pursed, Anthea laughed loudly, "Haha, I was just kidding!"

Adam was speechless.

When he thought of the little girl who called him uncle in the supermarket during the day again, he became more pissed off.

He pushed Anthea down on the bed and pounced on her.

In a sense, he also admitted that he was like robbing the cradle, so he was very displeased when being ridiculed as old.

He decided to prove himself physically.

Reality always prevailed in debate.

Adam kissed her tensely until she could not breathe, and then ripped off her bathrobe directly.

With a beautiful parabola, the bathrobe fell on the ground.

Adam's hot breath was flowing into her ears. His tone was dangerous. "Uncle? White hair? Uh? Am I old?"

"Well." Anthea's mouth was a little dry.

The night wind blew in, causing the window curtains flying, but it still failed to dissipate the strong smell in the room.

Anthea was completely overwhelmed by his passion.

The moon hung high in the sky, and was surrounded by sparkling stars. However, Adam did not have any intention of sleeping at all, as if he had endless physical strength. His black eyes became even brighter.

With a red nose, Anthea begged for mercy. "No, I was wrong!"

"What did you do wrong?" Adam asked in a hoarse voice.

"You're old, but you're still strong and vigorous... Ah!"

Anthea groaned.

She almost cried.

The wedding night was very long.

A car was being driven at a constant speed on highways.

Sitting in the back row, Anthea leaned on Adam's shoulder and felt sleepy.

She was already exhausted after having sex with Adam for a few nights in a row.

Suddenly, Adam kissed her slightly. Bleary-eyed, she pouted a little childishly and asked, "Have we arrived yet?"

"Yes." Adam smiled.

Anthea rubbed her eyes and looked out of the window.

Once again, they came to the disaster area where they had stayed before.

A lot of houses had collapsed in the flood that year, and now new houses were built in the former residential stations. Everything had been renewed.

The construction was very good. It was said that they had built tourism projects.

Anthea was very happy to see such a prosperous scene. After going through the natural disaster,

people had new hope now.

The driver stayed in the car to rest while Adam and Anthea got out of the car.

When they arrived at the destination, Anthea exclaimed, "This big tree is still here, and it grows so densely!"

Her eyes brightened and she walked around the big tree delightedly.

This tree carried too many memories of theirs.

As she touched the tree bark, many pictures of the past immediately emerged in her head. They used to often come under the tree for a date and snuggled up to each other.

The flourishing, intertwining branches seemed to imply that their relationship had also been growing better and better.

Not far away, there were several kids playing. The children's voice floated over from afar, making people couldn't help smiling.

While she was recalling the past, Adam also fixed his eyes on the big tree.

"You know, next time, we can come here at night." He advised.

Anthea was puzzled. "Why?" "We can do it here once."

"What!" Anthea widened her eyes.

She immediately covered his mouth with her hand.

Fortunately, the children were far away! These words were not supposed to be heard by them.

Adam raised his eyebrows and said seriously, "That is going to be very exciting."

Anthea blushed and ignored him.

She walked to the side bashfully. Unlike last time they sent relief to this area, they were here this time to enjoy the beautiful scenery.

Adam put his hands in his pockets and followed her with a smile.

Suddenly, the cry of a child could be heard from the distance.

They looked over and saw that something seemed to have happened to the several children. They ran over quickly.

One of the girls suddenly fell down, and her cheeks were unusually red, as if she had a fever. The other children standing next to her were all frightened and did not know what to do. While Anthea was comforting them, Adam picked up the little girl.

Anthea stepped forward and touched the little girl's forehead. The temperature was very high.

It didn't look like an ordinary fever.

She frowned and checked carefully, and soon she knew what was going on.

When she saw the girl clearly, she was surprised. "Oh, what a coincidence!"

This girl was exactly the one she had met in the supermarket two days ago. Adam also recognized her.

After asking other children for the address of the little girl's home, he and Anthea helped send the girl back. However, they did not know that something unexpected was going to happen.