My Husband Is a Gary Stu Chapter 1112

Chapter 1113

Having collected his coat from a waiter and putting it on, Cooper went outside to see Bertilla's car parked by the

roadside.

Just when Cooper was about to get into the vehicle, he saw Sally on the side trying to hail a ride with one hand

holding her phone and the other in her pocket.

She seemed lonely as snowflakes fell onto her black hair.

Knitting his eyebrows. Cooper addressed Sally. “You can't get a ride in this weather. Come on. I'll send you home.”

Sally looked at the man before eventually putting her phone away and walking over to him.

The temperature in the car was just right, so Cooper took off his coat and set it on his thighs. “Where should I send

you?”

"A hotel.”

“Don't you have a condominium?” inquired Cooper while turning to look at Sally, who had already pulled down her

collar to reveal her pale lips. It was as though Sally had lost most of her body heat.

Follow current on novelenglish.net

“The locations of my home and my condominium have been exposed, so it's not a good idea to stay at those places

any longer.”

Since the Loake family had fallen, many would attempt to get Sally locked away as well.

At that point, Cooper decided not to carry on with the topic.

Bertilla glanced at the rearview mirror before raising the divider as he thoughtfully drove toward Cooper's

Condominium.

Probably due to the awkwardness of the silence in the car, Cooper came up with another topic. “Why didn't you

reach out to me after you returned?”

“I'm ashamed because of my failure.” Sally did not expect Genevieve to choose to die with Zephyr.

After a pause, the woman added, “After that, something unfortunate happened to my family.”

Sally knew the Gaudettes were ambitious, so they would never accept losing half their military power because her

father refused to side with the Zanes.

However, she never thought the Gaudettes would be so cold-blooded.

With her capability, Sally could kill a few Gaudettes without problem, but she wanted to clear the names of the

Zane and the Loake families and prove her father's innocence.
Follow current on novel-online.com




Cooper's heart sank when he thought of Sally's email mentioning Lostaria and the deaths of Armand and

Genevieve.

Half an hour later, the vehicle arrived at Cooper's condominium.

After returning home, Cooper received a call from Amanda while taking off and hanging his coat, so he left Sally

and went into the study.

Amanda was unhappy because her father was overseas like her mother and did not call her.

Heartbroken, Cooper spent some time on the phone to comfort the little girl. He then opened the door to his

bedroom, only to find Sally changing inside.

Underneath her sweater was a light blue bra strapped to her slender back.

When Cooper saw Sally's waistline, he could not help but wonder how a good fighter like her had such a beautiful

figure instead of a body full of bulging muscles.

Cooper immediately furrowed his eyebrows when he realized what was going through his mind. “You'll be staying in

the guest room.”

Follow current on storynovel.net

“You didn't say.” While putting on her robe and tying her hair, Sally added, “I used to stay in this room, so I thought

the others weren't for me.”

Besides the bedroom. Cooper remembered Sally going to the study once when she still lived at the condominium,

and there was no sign of rummaging. So I was wrong?

“Fine. You can stay in this room if you want to.” Cooper did not want to argue with Sally, so he grabbed his pajamas

from the walk-in closet and went to the guest room.

When Cooper shut his eyes in the showers, he could almost see Sally in the blue gown she wore at the club and her

slender waist again.

There was suddenly a strong desire in him as he wiped off the water droplets on his face.

Cooper went to bed after showering but remained irritable even at midnight, so he opened the door to the master

bedroom and saw Sally sound asleep.

Then, he sat on the bed and gazed at the woman.

When Cooper wrapped Sally's black hair on the pillow around his finger, it seemed to have awoken her.

With Sally's eyes looking straight into his, Cooper leaned in and uttered in his deep voice, “Fighters like you are light

sleepers and have keen hearings. You've already woken up when I opened the door.”

Instead of responding to the man with words, Sally grabbed him by the neck and lifted her head to kiss him.