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Grace, however, had always kept away from him. He hardly touched her, and she would still be reluctant towards him. It was rare that she was willing to kiss him, but today something was different about her. Mason was beginning to lose control and wanted to have her all to himself. He kissed her, and tore her clothes off, finally kissing her breasts.
Grace raised her head and groaned, it was unclear whether she was happy or not, but at least she wasn’t trying to stop him. Mason, however, stopped in due time. He suddenly picked her up, trying his best to control the urge from his body to kiss her. “We can’t do it now. I will respect you, and we’ll save ourselves until we get married.” Mason said.
Mason kissed her earlobe again. He really struggled to control himself when hugging his beloved girl, but he knew that he had to endure it. “I love you. I will respect you and will not coerce you,” he panted.
Grace felt stunned and a little bittersweet. Unexpectedly, Mason now respected her as he had never done before. Since they had reconciled, she was determined to be with him forever, so she didn’t care so much about saving herself now, especially as she would be his wife sooner or later. When Mason kissed her, she no longer resisted him. Grace had not expected Mason to control himself and was moved by his self-control.
She didn’t say anything, just hugged him tightly. After a long time, Mason drove away his lust. They separated and smiled at each other. Mason kissed her again and said, “I won’t let you go so easily when we get married. We have a lot to catch up on.”
Immediately, Grace blushed when hearing his words. Mason couldn’t help but kiss her again for a moment, then let her go reluctantly and held her by the hand to walk out of the cabin and appreciate the beautiful view outside.
Mason had prepared fireworks that were set off while the vessel continued to sail. It was absolutely splendid! Grace was so happy and moved by this spectacle and knew that she would look back on it fondly in the future.
They began to plan their wedding almost immediately after the proposal. Mr. Thomas was very happy. When Grace called her sister up, her sister insisted that she would skip class to see her. Grace, however, stopped her and assured her that she would choose a holiday so that she can attend the wedding. That way, her sister wouldn’t have to miss any school.
Many things needed to be prepared before the wedding, mostly regarding the Thomas family, as Mason’s family was so rich, many big names in the business were expected to attend their wedding. Therefore, the work became more complex. Mason only let Grace pick her favorite sheets and curtains and make decisions about how to decorate their bridal chamber. He insisted on organizing everything else for the wedding in person.
Grace didn’t resist; after all, she was unfamiliar with life in a rich and powerful family. It may not be a bad idea to let Mason do it by himself. Therefore, her work became easier. One day, Grace got a phone call from Mrs. Thomas when she was picking up bed sheets with her friend. She had hardly seen Mrs. Thomas after Mason left the hospital, and Mrs. Thomas didn’t appear, even when Mason proposed to her. Mr. Thomas said she had gone abroad to inspect the foreign trade corporation, so Grace didn’t take notice of it. Now, however, she had unexpectedly decided to call.
“Where are you now?” Mrs. Thomas asked.
Grace was a little cautious. She always felt trapped when talking to this woman, who clearly seemed to dislike her. “I am choosing bed sheets. What’s the matter? Should I come back home?” Grace said nervously.
“Why do you still call me, Mrs. Thomas, when you are getting married? You will be a lady of the Thomas family; how can you go out picking sheets by yourself? What a shameful thing! You should order the merchant to provide a home delivery service for you.” Mrs. Thomas’s tone was very strict. It seemed that she was blaming her.
Grace kept silent while tightly squeezing the sheets in her hands. She felt upset but didn’t dare say anything about it.
Mrs. Thomas exhaled sharply down the phone and said, “You go back now. You needn’t show yourself outside. I want to discuss something with you.”
“Mason’s apartment or back to the family home?” asked Grace carefully.
“The family home, of course. Or don’t you plan on living at our house after you get married?” Mrs. Thomas said severely.
Grace felt a little confused. In fact, she thought she would live at Mason’s apartment after getting married instead of living with Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Thomas. Most of Mason’s companies were in Houston. Furthermore, Mason always let her decorate his apartment when they were talking about the wedding. It seemed that he had no intention of going home. However, Mrs. Thomas’s words today suggested that she thought otherwise.
Grace dared not refuse her and hung up the call. Then she immediately went to the airport and purchased a flight to Los Angeles. When arriving once again at the big solemn house, Grace began to feel uneasy because only Mrs. Thomas and a few servants were there. Mrs. Thomas was arranging flowers. When she saw Grace coming, she said, “Come and sit here.”
Grace walked toward her. Although she felt awkward, she had to obey her command, “What’s the matter?”
“Can you arrange flowers?” asked Mrs. Thomas.
Grace looked at flowers and vases on the table, shaking her head.
Mrs. Thomas got angry and said, “Why can’t a girl arrange flowers?”
Grace didn’t say anything. Why did a girl need to learn to arrange flowers? Maybe Mrs. Thomas had a life of luxury from a young age, so she considered that a girl should learn it. However, Grace had struggled since birth. She needed to support her sister, so she had no time to learn flower arranging.
Mrs. Thomas questioned her once again, “What courses have you completed? art, music, piano, or dance?”
Grace shook her head again and replied, “My major in university is in international economy and trade.”
“Why did a girl learn this major? Graceful girls should learn art majors such as music, painting, dancing and so forth. What can you do now that you have graduated from university? How does it help you serve both your husband and your children?”
Grace lowered her head and said, “I’m sorry. Mrs. Thomas. I’m not a lady. I need to work, so I wasn’t able to spend time learning about art or music. I will do my best to learn now though. I won’t inflict shame upon Mason.”
“You still have a chance to learn it now?” Mrs. Thomas sneered, “In my opinion, you are not qualified to be Mason’s wife!”
