Chapter 507 Impulsive Vow To An Enigmatic Husband

Cornelia was pissed off, ranting and raving, but Marcus only caught one sentence. She said the only person she cared about was him. That was all he needed to hear. The rest didn’t matter He reached out, cupped her face gently. “Do you really think I give a damn if Dylan really betrayed me?” This only made Comelia angrier. She turned her head away refusing to look at him, “Maybe I’m overthinking” Marcus turned her face back to him, forcing her to look at him. “Cornelia, you’re the only one I care about too.” The unexpected confession left Cornelia flustered. She blushed, avoiding his gaze. But Marcus wouldn’t let her. He leaned in closer to her. Cornelia thought he was going to kiss her again and instinctively closed her eyes. However, she didn’t get the kiss she expected, just heard Marcus‘ low chuckle. Cornelia opened her eyes, her face flushed, glaring at him unhappily, “What are you laughing at? Stop laughing!” Marcus pulled her into his arms, “You’re such a bossy boots!” Cornelia, “I am bossy. Are you not happy? Then bite me!” Marcus did just that, biting her soft face. He bit a bit hard, leaving a circle of teeth marks. Cornelia became angry, mimicked him, and bit him, too. Because of their height difference, she couldn’t reach his face, so she bit his lip. She bit hard, breaking his lip and the taste of blood quickly filled the space between them. Afte, Cornelia felt a bit regretful, “Did I hurt you?” Marcus, “I’m not in pain!” Cornelia, ‘How can it not hurt?” He was a normal person, not made of iron. Marcus smiled, “Compared to emotional pain, this physical pain is nothing” The emotional pain he was referring to must be about Brennen, what the hell did that bastard say to him? Cornelia felt heartbroken hearing this but didn’t ask more. If he didn’t want to discuss it now, asking was useless. When he was ready, he would tell her. She took his hand, “Let’s go home.” “What a shameless hussy.” A neighbor coming towards them gave Cornelia a sidelong glance. On recognizing her, the words became even harsher.