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Buying My Forever Wife novel Chapter 196

Ivy knew she was starting to fall for him.

But to him, she meant absolutely nothing.

She was just a vain gold digger he paid for—someone at his beck and call, easily bought and easily discarded.

That night, Ivy barely slept.

As soon as dawn broke, she prepared to get out of bed to make breakfast.

But Alaric tightened his arm around her, pulling her firmly back against his chest. Half-asleep, he murmured, "Sleep a little longer."

Ivy froze.

Then, she obediently settled back into his embrace.

She couldn't help but wish time would just stop right here.

If this man could just belong to her forever, maybe her chest wouldn't hurt this much.

Ivy wasn't entirely sure when she had started developing feelings for him.

All she knew was that she now cared deeply about how he viewed her.

She hated seeing him get close to any other woman.

But she also knew perfectly well that she had zero right to lash out at him, let alone voice her dissatisfaction or grievances.

Ivy felt the familiar prickle of tears threatening to well up again.

Just then, the man shifted slightly, his warm breath ghosting against her ear.

"Help me pack my bags later. You're coming with me on a business trip."

Ivy was stunned. She turned her head to look at him.

"What did you say?"

Alaric opened his eyes to look at her, his expression perfectly neutral. "I said, you're coming on a business trip with me."

The morning light was already pouring through the windows.

They could see each other clearly, down to the smallest shift in expression.

Ivy pulled away from his embrace, sat up, and began throwing on her clothes.

"Why are you taking me on a business trip? What about Stella if I leave?"

Alaric sat up as well and began getting dressed.

"Elena will watch Stella. If you come with me, I'll give you a $500,000 allowance for the trip."

At the mention of $500,000, Ivy's eyes lit up.

She agreed without a second's hesitation.

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