Purchased A Mr. Right
Chapter 1360

Anthea turned around and saw Adam standing at the door of the living room.

He leaned against the wall with his arms crossed over his shoulders. His dark eyes were so deep that they looked as if they had locked onto her tightly. For some reason, Anthea felt scared. What was going on?

Anthea licked her lips and asked, "What's wrong?"

Adam raised his eyebrows and said slowly, "Let's talk about generation gap."

Anthea was dumbfounded.

She then remembered that she had inadvertently mentioned it when she was on a mission.

At that time, they had just got off the helicopter and she mentioned the movie Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Adam had not seen it before. She said that there was a generation gap between them! Was he going to settle scores with her now?

Anthea immediately picked up Boba and miserably said, "I'm still a patient now!"

Adam stood up straight and stepped toward her.

Anthea's heart was trembling.

Adam stopped in front of her, and Boba was ruthlessly thrown back into its dog nest by him. Then she was picked up by him.

When she saw the desire in his black eyes, she swallowed her saliva.

Anthea rolled her eyes for a while and raised her small hand to express her opinion. "As a professional doctor, I advise not to exercise violently after a meal, or we'll feel uncomfortable!" Adam was calm. "It's okay. You'll be on the top."

Anthea was speechless.

In the end, she paid a painful price for her words and deeds.

The sex that night was exceptionally long.

The next day, at about nine o'clock, Anthea got up.

Although he had taken into account the fact that the gunshot wound on her back had just recovered, he still had had fierce sex with her last night. She felt pain all over now.

The clothes had been thrown all over the floor last night.

But there were neat and clean clothes at the end of the bed. When Anthea put on clothes, Adam came out of the bathroom after bathing with a towel

wrapped around his waist.

He held her shoulders with hands and kissed the gunshot wound on her back from behind.

Anthea shivered, and she reminded him. "No. We're going to your home!"

Adam did not do anything else but closed the zipper on the back of her clothes.

Today's plan was to go to the welfare home, but before that, they had to go to Chin's Mansion first.

After entering from the entrance of the villa area, Anthea saw that there were guards patrolling with guns on the road from time to time. As the Jeep drove, the three-story mansion of the Chin family was getting closer and closer. Anthea was a little nervous.

After all, the scene of Bellamy seeing her the last time was still fresh in her mind.

Anthea grabbed his big handand said, "If your father one again asks me to leave you, shall we elope again?"

Adam was speechless.

When they arrived, Meadow was waiting in the yard, watching the servants trim the green fence. When Anthea got out of the co-pilot seat, she immediately greeted her with a smile. "Anthea!"

She looked her up and down with concern and then

felt relieved.

Meadow even left her son behind. She took Anthea's hand and walked to the villa with her. "It's good that you're all right! I was scared when I learned that you were shot! Fortunately, you were so lucky. The operation was successful and saved you from danger!"

"Thank you!" Anthea was moved.

Meadow shook her head. "No, I should thank you for saving my son!"

Anthea said shyly, "Please don't say that! In fact, I didn't think too much at that time..."

The more she said, the more grateful Meadow was to her.

The instinctive response showed how much she loved her son!

As they changed shoes and walked in, footsteps came from upstairs. Bellamy held a newspaper in his hand and walked down with dignity.

Anthea immediately greeted, "Uncle!"

"You're here!" Bellamy nodded gently before walking into the living room with his hands behind his back.

They followed behind him silently.

Meadow had ordered the kitchen to prepare a sumptuous lunch after learning that her son and daughter-in-law would return. There were also many fresh fruits and tea on the table.

Meadow took Anthea's hand affectionately all the time. "Anthea, you've just been discharged from the hospital. You need a lot of nutrition! I asked the kitchen to cook soup and some dishes that are good for recovery. You must eat more later!"

"Yes!" Anthea nodded cleverly.

She shot a glance at Bellamy from the corner of her eyes. She was still unsure what was waiting for them.

Bellamy put the newspaper down and got up. He looked at his son and said, "Adam, come with me to the study!" "Yes," Adam replied.

Anthea bit her lips and looked at Adam nervously.

Adam smiled back at her at ease and said, "It's all right. I'll be soon."

The father and son went upstairs one after another.

In the study, Adam stood straight in front of the desk.

Bellamy raised his hand slightly and said, "Sit down!"

Adam stood there without moving. He looked up and looked straight at his father, saying in a low voice, "Dad, since I was born, I have followed the path you arranged for my life. I applied for the military college joined the army, and even got married according to your plan. I have never disobeyed you, nor have I considered my own life, so I have never complained or regretted. But Dad, I am 34 years old this year. And the only I want is Anthea!"

Bellamy was alarmed.

His eldest son was a little cold and had always been taciturn. This was probably the first time he had told him so much.

Adam's tone became serious. "Dad, if you insist on not agreeing, we can only leave. However, I hope you won't trick me into coming back with the excuse of illness."

"Why are you in such a hurry!" said Bellamy angrily. "I haven't said a single word ever since I entered the study. How do you know that I will not agree?"

Adam was slightly stunned and asked uncertainly, "What do you mean?"

Bellamy cleared his throat and snorted twice. "You can prepare for the wedding!"

Adam was surprised. "Dad, have you agreed to let me marry Anthea?"

"Yes!" Bellamy had an embarrasing expression on his face. In order to hide it, he said with a fierce expression, "In order to save you, she almost lost her life. If I don't agree, I will be ruthless!"

After that, he paused and continued after thinking for a while, "Your career is special. It will take time for the marriage to be approved by the army. You are not young anymore. Go back and prepare as soon as possible!"

"No need," Adam said.

Bellamy frowned. "Why? You're a soldier in active duty. How can you not make a report before getting married?"

Adam smiled and said, "We have already been married at a registry."

"What!" Bellamy widened his eyes.