Refusing To Be His Perfect Replica I Choose The Arranged Marriage novel Chapter 329

Chapter 329

Alexander had been inexplicably uneasy a few months ago. He was afraid that Aveline would lose weight quickly because of illness. For this reason, he specially gave her a full physical examination. The physical examination showed that she had no serious illness.

Seeing her taking medicine, Alexander felt nervous for no reason.

Aveline had already swallowed the medicine.

She took a sip of warm water, wiped the water around her mouth with a tissue, and then pulled her wrist out of his hand.

"Stomach medicine."

By the way, she has stomach problems, as she said before.

Alexander frowned slightly, "I'l ask the doctor to come over tomorrow."

"Didn't I already have a checkup? Didn't you see the result? I'm healthy!"

When Aveline said this, a sneer flashed across her lips, and she thought of the expression on Alexander's face on the day of the physical examination.

She said she had been sick several times in the past, but in the end, it became Alexander's ridicule.

So she would stop asking for trouble and take the initiative to explain something to him, lest he think that she was being miserable again.

Alexander looked down at her medicine bottle. There was no explanation for it.

"Why doesn't this medicine have a certification?"

Aveline said calmly: "One bottle of dosage is too small. I find it troublesome, so I put several bottles of dosage in one bottle."

It was the medicine Bryce got specially for her, and he also told her to take the medicine on time.

Her explanation left Alexander unable to find any problems, and Aveline had already withdrawn.

"Can I go have a rest?"

Alexander opened his mouth but didn't say the last word.

Today's Aveline won't talk to him, care about his emotions, and won't argue with him.

She had no sunshine, no storm; she was just like stagnant water, not even willing to struggle.

Aveline, like this, made Alexander even more uncomfortable. He would rather Aveline hit and scold him than for her to act like a stranger without fighting, arguing, or making any noise.

Aveline washed her body. She probably slept for too long last night. She was not sleepy at all, so she put on a coat and prepared to walk around.

The night view on the island was also very beautifully decorated. For example, the lights hanging under the cherry trees are very ancient- style. There were also a bunch of lights like various plant vines among the hydrangeas that had not yet bloomed on the roadside.

There were also some small squirrels, hares and other harmless animals on the island, and there were no wild animals, so it was very safe.

The small insect fluttered its wings and landed on Cali's nose. In the more than ten years that Cali had lived, he had never seen such an insect. It seemed that he didn't even dare to breathe too, and he stared at the fireflies on his nose seriously.

Aveline wondered how there could be fireflies this season.

She turned her head, only to find that there were several more ones on the path next to her. She led Cali to change direction.

When she stepped onto the stairs, she found a large number of fireflies flying out of the woods.

This is a carnival of fireflies. Hundreds of fireflies are like reflections of the starry sky, making the mortal world more beautiful than the fairyland.

Aveline was so shocked by this scene that she forgot to breathe. She didn't even dare to move for fear of disturbing the group of beautiful creatures.

Until Alexander came over carrying a lantern. The lantern was made of glass, so he could clearly see the fireflies gathering light flying inside.

Wearing a white shirt, he walked up to her step by step like the hero in a comic, "Aveline, this is the firefly lamp you want."

Fireflies were flying around her in the lantern, and their faint fluorescence erased her anger and made her warm and charming.

Aveline stared at him blankly, feeling that all this was like a dream.

"Alexander, you..."

Alexander held her cold little hand and said word by word: "Aveline, I have never forgotten what you said."