Honorable Hubby Behind Me novel Chapter 649

When Yvonne returned home, He Ting had been driven out of the villa. She only saw Samuel lying on the sofa, and Lydia, who was pretending to take care o f Samuel.

"Finally, you're back. You have to take good care of him. He drank so much wine in broad daylight. He's becoming more and more unruly," Lydia said with a look of disgust.

Yvonne smelled the alcohol smell on Samuel's body and asked in confusion, "Why did he drink so much?"

She had known Samuel for more than three years. Although he occasionally drank wine, he had never been drunk, let alone drunk like mud.

"You ask me, how would I know? Brought him back to his room. The house was filled with a foul smell," Lydia said.

Yvonne struggled to support Samuel alone. Lydia had no intention of helping him, so she just stood by and watched.

Although He Ting had been driven away, whether this matter would be exposed or not, Lydia was still a little worried. If the incident at the east window angered Yvonne, Lydia could not think of any solution. After all, she now had a deep affection for Samuel, and she could clearly feel this.

Back in the room, Yvonne put Samuel on the bed; she didn't look like she was blaming him at all. She knew that Samuel wouldn't get drunk for no reason. Something must have happened.

But she could not know whether it was good or bad until Samuel woke up.

After a sleepless night, Yvonne silently stayed by Samuel's side. It wasn't until the sky began to brighten that Samuel opened his eyes in a daze.

It was not a good feeling to have a splitting headache. Samuel frowned and saw Yvonne's red eyes. She looked gaunt and obviously had not rested.

"What time is it now?" Samuel asked while holding his head.

Yvonne glared at Samuel and said, "You drank yesterday and it was just dawn. Guess when."

Samuel completely forgot the whole process of getting drunk. He didn't even know how he got home.

However, when he saw Yvonne's haggard expression, he guessed that she didn't sleep all night. He said, " You didn't sleep, did you?"