Chapter 1036


    Chapter 1036


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    He hopped out of the car, striding towards the convenience store without a second thought. Cornelia


    watched his retreating figure, a surge of warmth flooding her heart. Just as Abigail had said, she


    must’ve been a saint in her past life to have met Marcus and be his wife in this one. She really


    owed her past self a big one. If her past self hadn’t racked up some good karma, there was no way she


    would’ve ever crossed paths with Marcus


    Within no time, Cornelia spotted Marcus emerging from the store, lugging a massive bag.


    What on earth did he buy so much of? What did he get?


    Marcus approached, opening the bag for her to see, “I didn’t realize there were so many brands and


    types of sanitary pads. I wasn’t sure which you’d need, so I just bought a pack of each type and brand


    they had.”


    Cornelia plucked out her usual brand from the bag, “These are fine. You can return the rest. It’s too


    much for me to use, and we shouldn’t waste.”


    She figured Marcus would find returning them a hassle and suggest throwing them away instead. But


    he didn’t, obediently taking the bag back to the store for a refund.


    While he was at it, Cornelia snuck off to a nearby public restroom.


    After a quick freshening up, her stomach felt a lot better. Back at the car, Marcus had returned too. He


    rubbed her lower abdomen, “Does it still hurt?”


    Cornelia shook her head, “Much better.”


    Marcus said, “Then buckle up, we should head home.”


    Comelia replied, “Sure.”


    In no time, Marcus drove them back to Lakeview Estates, to the spacious house he had bought.


    Once home, he settled Cornelia on the sofa, fetching a thin nket to drape over her, “Wait here, I’ll


    make you some hot tea.”


    Cornelia chimed in, “I don’t think we have any ingredients?”


    Marcus said, “I’ve already had them delivered.”


    No sooner than he had finished speaking, the doorbell rang. Marcus collected the groceries‘, advising


    Cornelia, “Stay put and rest.”


    Cornelia responded, “Okay.”


    Perhaps it was her cramps, or maybe she was just exhausted, but Cornelia fell asleep almost instantly.


    She didn’t know how long she had slept, but suddenly she was having a nightmare, being chased by


    wolves. She tried to run, but her legs were bound. Just as the wolves were about to devour her,


    Marcus‘ deep voice woke her from the nightmare.


    Cornelia jerked awake, throwing her arms around Marcus, “Jeremy.”


    Patting her back gently, Marcus asked, “Another nightmare?”


    Cornelia nodded, “Yes.”


    Marcus reassured her, “Don’t worry, I’m right here.”


    Cornelia said, “As long as you’re here, I’m not afraid of anything.”


    Taken aback, Marcus replied, “The tea’s ready. Get up and have