The Villain's Wife

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"Singapore Sling?" Jennie lifted an eyebrow as she let Lisa pulled her towards the elevator. "Like a cocktail drink?"

"Sehun told me we should try it. He said we can't leave Singapore without drinking Singapore Sling." He answered before looking down at her sneakers. "I like your outfit, today."

Jennie pouted in response. "I look good in everything, alright? I chose casual clothing since I don't want to stand out. I mean..." she shrugged and smiled. "You know how beautiful women like me always attract everyone... hmmm," She widened her eyes when the latter suddenly pulled her for a kiss.

"I thought you chose sneakers because you don't want to walk in heels?" He said. They couple decided not to drive and spend the day walking instead. His lips curled into a boyish grin. "But yes, your reasoning is acceptable too. Awww... why did you pinch me?"

She rolled her eyes. "Are you saying that I am not beautiful?" Her words instantly earned a burst of laughter from her husband. "Why are you laughing? Stop it!"

In response, Lisa pursed his lips, trying to stop the laughter that bubbled inside him. Seeing this, Jennie frowned and crossed her arms around her chest. "I'm not talking to you." She turned towards the wall. The Ding of elevator followed her words. Jennie was expecting Lisa to pull her towards him so they can walk out of the elevator together. Who would have thought that he would do something crazy instead?

"You are the most beautiful woman that I have ever seen. The only woman that I have ever loved. Please... my wife, grace me with your smile." He uttered, his voice loud enough for the whole lobby to hear. Jennie immediately widened her eyes. She looked at the number of guests staring at them before she cleared her throat and pulled him out of the elevator. She hastily took him outside.

Lisa immediately fell into a fit of laughter the moment they went out of the hotel. His shoulders shook as pulled Jennie for a hug.

"You're crazy." She uttered. Before pinching his stomach.

"Crazy for you."

"Stop making me cringe!"

"Then stop being too cute."

"I am not cute. Dogs are cute! Do I look like a dog to you!?" She stomped her feet and walked in the opposite direction.

"Where are you going?" He hasten his steps and followed her. "Hey... you are going in the opposite direction." Jennie immediately halted her steps and turned to look at her husband. She glared at him as she leaned closer.

"We are not sleeping together for a week." Seeing his face change, Jennie immediately gave a victorious smile.

"How about we think about life together and not make hasty decisions?" He held her hand. His face stern. "Deciding when you are angry is always wrong. We should get therapy together so we could deal with these anger issues. What do you think?"

Jennie narrowed her eyes. She intertwined her hands into his and tried to stop the smile on her face. "You want therapy because... I asked you to sleep on the couch for a week?"

"Of course not. I am not that shallow." The couple started walking.

"Then?"

"It's a therapy about life! You know... life and its complications."

"What are you talking about?" She furrowed her brows. "Are you trying to divert the conversation?"

"No... I am trying to make an offer."

"Money?" Jennie beamed.

"Of course not. Milk tea."

She stared at his side profile, wondering if he was joking. "Who drinks milk tea?"