The Kiss that Sparked it All (Ellinor and Theo) novel Chapter 749

Chapter 749 

“Your wedding with Ellinor was so low–key, Theo. You guys didn’t even have a single photo taken! 

Aren’t you gonna take her for a nice wedding photo shoot now that she’s back?” 

Before Theo could answer, Ellinor responded, “No need. Theo probably doesn’t like to have his picture taken.” 

Belinda frowned and turned to Theo, “You’re not gonna skip wedding photos, are you?” 

Theo’s gaze fell on Ellinor, saying, “Once in a while, I can handle it.” 

Ellinor looked at him in surprise. She had thought that the man who didn’t want to marry her would also find it a waste of time to take wedding photos with her. She didn’t expect him to agree. 

Upon hearing that Theo was willing to take photos, Belinda immediately cheered up, “Great! I have a photographer friend, I’ll book a wedding photo shoot for you nght now as a wedding gift.” 

Ellinor was still uninterested, ‘Belinda, don’t bother, we’ll talk about it later.” 

But Belinda didn’t listen and went out with her phone to make a call. 

Ellinor sighed helplessly 

“So, you don’t want to take a photo with me?” Theo’s voice was laced with a hint of sarcasm, intending to tease her. 

Ellinor was taken aback, she turned her head and gave him a glance, “No, I just don’t want to waste your time doing such a boring thing.” 

Theo gently patted her head, “It’s not boring. We should have a photo of us together at home.” 

Ellinor didn’t like the feeling of being oppressed, so she asked. “Then why don’t you want to get a marriage document with me?” 

After two seconds of silence, Theo softly said to her, “Let’s talk about the marriage document later, you don’t care about that piece of paper, do you?” 

Ellinor looked quietly into Theo’s eyes, they were so deep and cold, it was like they had no end. 

As she came back to her senses, she gave a light laugh, “Yeah, I don’t care about that kind of thing.” 

Indeed, she didn’t care about those formalities, but Theo’s inexplicable refusal to get a marriage document with her was something she couldn’t accept 

Even if she didn’t care about the paper, she couldn’t pretend nothing had happened with his vague attitude. 

She felt a tightness in her chest, and the food no longer tasted good. 

Theo served her a bowl of soup, scooped up a bit with a spoon, blew on it to cool it down, and fed it to her, “Don’t just eat veggies; have some soup, okay?” 

He seemed as if nothing had happened, continuing to care for her as always.