Always Been Yours

CHAPTER 1512 TROUBLE ACCLIMATIZING
Kieran could not refute those words.
Everybody else was amused by Gregory's statement. At the same time, they strongly agreed with those words. After all, similar
situations had frequently occurred over the past two years.
Dinner passed amidst happy laughter.
After dinner, Timothy took out the presents he brought back from abroad and shared them with the family.
Then, they gathered in the living room to chat.
It was not until late evening that Timothy left with Sabrina to visit the Gullivers.
The elders of the Gulliver Family were very happy to see Timothy.
That night, the three men drank a lot.
Timothy was soon drunk under the table by the rest of the men, so Sabrina helped him to the guest room to rest.
When they entered the room, Sabrina originally wanted to settle Timothy on the bed and then bring some warm water over for
him.
Little did she expect that Timothy would hug her tightly and refuse to let go. He repeatedly murmured her name under his breath.
"Sabrina."
With each call, his voice became increasingly gentle and affectionate.
Just listening to his voice made her heart melt.
Before she realized what was happening, the world spun around her. Their positions were switched in an instant.

Immediately after that, he kissed her passionately.
The kiss stunned her for a moment. Then, she actively wrapped her arms around his neck. Closing her eyes, she responded to
his advances.
The temperature in the room gradually climbed upward.
They were about to progress to the last stage and become intimate when Timothy sobered up at that critical moment and shoved
Sabrina away roughly.
"Timothy?" A coquettish but puzzled voice burst out from Sabrina's mouth.
She had yet to recover from their passionate encounter earlier.
He swallowed with difficulty. Using all the strength in his body, he finally suppressed the restless feeling in his body. He replied in
a hoarse voice, "Now is not the time. Wait a few more days. We can continue after our wedding."
He insisted on waiting until their most beautiful and romantic day.
She calmed down. When she heard his response, she couldn't help feeling very touched.
A short while later, she walked out of the room with a flushed complexion and unexpectedly bumped into her mother along the
corridor.
As an experienced woman, how could Melina fail to realize what her daughter had gone through earlier? Nevertheless, she was
delighted that Timothy had held on to his promise until the end.
With that thought in mind, she sighed in amazement. "You truly have a good eye for men. I can see that Timothy is unwavering in
his principles. In the future, you should trust him more. Do you understand?"
Although her mother's words were very indirect, Sabrina understood what she meant. Her flushed complexion turned even hotter

and redder.
"Mom, it's getting late. You should rest early. I'm off to bed now." After saying that, she quickly fled to her room.
...
The wedding date approached in the blink of an eye.
The Reinhart Family no longer had many friends or relatives, and Timothy did not have many friends either. Therefore, Tessa
invited her close friends to the wedding in hopes of livening up the atmosphere.
Her friends who arrived in Southend were accommodated in the hotels under the Sawyer Group.
Mona was one of them. However, Tessa soon discovered that Mona had a poor complexion upon her arrival.
That afternoon, everybody had lunch together. Halfway through the meal, Mona suddenly ran out with her hand over her mouth.
"I'll go and check on her."
After saying that, Tessa worriedly chased after Mona.
When she came to the restroom, she found Mona bent over the sink and vomiting. Thus, she immediately became extremely
worried. "Mona, are you alright?"
"I... I'm fine. I'm just having some trouble adjusting after traveling here, so my stomach is acting up." Mona waved her hand
dismissively, gesturing to Tessa not to worry about her.
Tessa, however, found her explanation rather strange.
Nevertheless, Mona's symptoms were indeed similar to having trouble acclimatizing. In the end, she made a suggestion. "Why
don't we go and see a doctor?"

"No need. Just help me to my room so that I can rest." Mona refused without even considering the possibility.
Tessa could not persuade Mona otherwise, so she agreed to help her back to her room.
Lying on the bed, Mona urged Tessa to return to the restaurant. "You should return quickly. There are many people waiting for
you downstairs."
"Alright. I'll be heading back first. If you continue to feel sick, don't hesitate to give me a call. I will arrange for the family doctor to
come over and examine you."