Falling For My Contractual Wife

Tina put the things away and got into the car. She looked at Grace and said, "Grace, are you going to give birth and take care of the baby alone?" Grace couldn't wait to open the baby clothes. Her eyes were filled with gentleness as she looked at those small clothes.

"That's right."

Tina did not say anything else when she saw Grace's eyes were filled with anticipation for the child. However, she was already afraid of marriage. The car pulled up at the side of the road.

Grace got off with her things and headed for the store.

From afar, she saw a figure inside the shop. She walked into the shop and said, "Welcome. Sir, are you buying flowers for your girlfriend?"

The man slowly turned around and stared at her coldly.

Grace's smile froze. Her hands went limp, and the things in her hands fell to the ground.

Instinctively, she turned and ran.

However, Brian was faster than Grace. He took a step forward and grabbed her wrist at the door.

Brian gritted his teeth and looked at her. "You're trying to escape again!"

Grace met his gaze coldly. "What are you doing? There are so many people here. Are you trying to snatch someone on the streets?"

"So what if I am?" Brian stared at her. He did not even know why he said so was because he had subconsciously classified Grace as his possession.

Grace's heart turned cold. She hated the man before her when she thought of what she had suffered in the past.

Tina had parked the car and came over at that moment. When she saw the scene, she hurriedly rushed up. "Grace! Who are you? You let go of Grace!" Brian did not even look at Tina. He turned a deaf ear to the voices around him and only stared at Grace. "Leave with me!"

Suddenly, Tina shouted, "Help! Help!"

The shop owners next door ran out one after another. Seeing Grace was restrained by Brian, Conor was the first to rush over. "What do you want? Let go of her!"

"I'm her husband!" Brian blurted out.

Grace suddenly sneered. "Have you lost your memory? Have you forgotten we were divorced long ago? Do you want me to get the divorce certificate to show everyone?" The lady from the fruit shop next door looked at Brian in disdain. "How dare you harass her after the divorce! Are you shameless?"

Brian's face became gloomy. He grabbed Grace's hand and refused to let it go. He subconsciously tightened his grip. "Tell them to mind their own business!" Grace frowned and hissed, "It hurts..."

Upon seeing that, the crowd took another step forward. "You let her go! We'll call the police if you don't!"

Brian gritted his teeth and glared at Grace. He slowly let go of her wrist.

When the crowd saw Brian had finally released Grace, they cursed and walked away.

Grace rubbed her painful wrist and said coldly, "Leave. I don't want to see you."

"Why should I leave? Can't I come to buy flowers?"

Grace picked up the things on the ground and looked up at him. "Alright. What do you want to buy? Leave immediately after you're done."

Brian walked into the shop and looked around. He pointed at all the wrapped bouquets and said, "I want this, this, and that."

Grace said to Tina, "Tina, give him the flowers. It's a total of 640 dollars."

Brian walked to the cashier and swiped his card.

Tina handed the bouquets to him. Brian took it and looked at Grace. "There are so many flowers. I can't move them alone. Help me deliver them." Grace said expressionlessly, "Tina, call a taxi for the gentleman."