Talia wasn’t usually this inquisitive.

Anderson’s delicate eyes opened a crack. He looked at his wife and said coldly, “It’s none of your business!”

They had been married for three years, but this was the first time he had treated her this way.

She found it distasteful, but she still patiently put his clothes on for him. Then, she talked about his work. “Did you upset Grandpa because you made a blunder at work?”

He didn’t respond to her.

Back then, he did as he was told. He got married and had a couple of kids. He even retraced his grandpa’s steps in his career. It didn’t do any good for him, though… His grandpa still distrusted him and Gwynn.

He was so flustered that he took the bathrobe and strode into the bathroom.

Talia forced a smile in response.

After a brief moment, she ran her hand across the spot where he sat, feeling the lingering warmth. Then, she sat on the couch with her hand still clutching the warmth. They had been married for three years. They might have seeme