Falling for My Contractual Wife

"I don't like small dogs. They're noisy. German Shepherds are loyal and obedient. They make me feel safe

Justin smiled gently, paid, and carried the dog out of the market with Grace.

The little German Shepherd had a lively personality and adapted quickly to its new home. It sniffed here and there and quickly adapted to the new environment.

Grace teased it and fed it milk. The dog didn't seem to be very interested in milk, but it was very interested in the strawberries the two had just bought. Its little nose was very sharp, and it kept sniffing the strawberry bag on the coffee table.

Grace took one and fed it. The puppy at the strawberry as if it had smelled meat.

Grace patted its head. "So you like strawberries?"

The little German Shepherd tilted its head and looked at her again as if it was waiting for her to feed it. Grace could not help but laugh. "You do know how to enjoy yourself!"

The furniture in the house had been replaced. Justin looked at Grace and felt a sense of satisfaction.

"Justin, why don't you give her a name?" Grace suddenly looked up at him.

Justin thought for a while. In the end, he smiled and said, "It's better if you choose a name. I don't know what to name her.

Grace thought for a moment. "Since she likes to eat strawberries so much, why don't we call her Strawberry?"

The German Shepherd was very smart. It had already memorized Grace's words. Now that it heard Grace say the word strawberry, its ears twitched and it looked at Grace with its big eyes. It tilted its furry head, looking incredibly

"Looks like you like this name. I'll call you Strawberry from now on!"

At this moment, Justin's phone rang. He looked at the caller ID and frowned slightly. He walked to the side to answer the call.

Grace noticed his expression and turned to look at him. She heard Justin say indifferently. "What's the matter?"

It was unknown what the one on the other end of the line had said, but Justin' ssion changed drastically. "When did this happen?"

Grace had a bad feeling in her heart. She stood up and looked at him.

Justin turned his head to look at Grace. His gaze was very heavy as he said into the phone, "Okay, I'll be right back."

After hanging up the phone, he looked at Grace and wanted to say something but hesitated.

Grace smiled. "Your family needs you for something urgent, right? You should go back quickly. I'm fine."

Justin looked at her and frowned worriedly. "I'm sorry, my grandfather is critically ill."

Grace's eyes arrowed slightly. She recalled Justin's attitude toward the Vance family at the banquet at that time.

His grandfather, who was very important to Justin, was the only Vance family member he respected.

Grace hurriedly said. "Then go back quickly. I can do it alone."

Justin took out his phone and bought a ticket. He would set off that night, and the train would arrive at his destination the next morning.

He looked at her worriedly. "Don't go out so often while I'm gone. I'll be back as soon as I can."Belonging © NôvelDram/a.Org.

Grace nodded. "Got it."

Before Justin left, he reminded her repeatedly and left reluctantly.

That night, Grace fed Strawberry the dog food. She turned on her iPad. Her comics hadn't been updated in days, and there were a lot more comments in the comments section. She took a cursory look. Most of them were urging her to update.

Suddenly, a comment jumped into her line of sight.

"Til get you back no matter where you go."

The comment was made by Brian.

Grace looked at the row of words and her heart skipped a beat. She seemed to be able to see Brian's domineering and ruthless face through the row of words.

Grace deleted the comment and closed her eyes to calm her emotions. She finished updating the ending of the comics before she turned off the iPad.