Impulsive Vow to an Enigmatic Husband novel Chapter 1533

Societal norms had evolved. The relationships between men and women were no longer as conservative as they once were. Steven had the looks, the physique, and most importantly, the money. The thought of him abstaining from sexual activities for months because of a woman was something that Jeo found too far-fetched to even consider.

Pandora shot him a glare, "Look at you, obsessed over a man just like your daughter. He’s a man. He probably already moved on."

Jeo retorted, "Maybe Steven is different."

Pandora responded, "Regardless, if he's fooling around, I need to have a serious talk with Hannah. There are plenty of fish in the sea; she can't stop living her life because of one man."

"Dad, mom, what are you two whispering about?" Hannah poked her head out of the car window, peeling an orange. Then, she popped the whole thing into her mouth and ate it in one bite.

"Coming! We are going home." Jeo drove, with Pandora in the passenger seat and Hannah and Farley in the back.d2

With the car window open, Steven saw Hannah constant eating. Her mouth never seemed to stop. Rick commented, "I never knew Mrs. Dixon could eat so much. Since we left the supermarket, she hasn't stopped. From ice cream to oranges, and it seems like there's a bag of almonds in her hand too."

Steven didn't need Rick's commentary to see all that. Although it was a cute sight, it broke his heart. In the past, when Hannah was with him, she only ate a little bit of food, regardless of how delicious it was or how much she wanted to eat. She always held back. Now he realized, she actually loved to eat. She just couldn't, out of fear of gaining weight. He never understood how tough it was for her to maintain her physique.

Rick was sensible. He started his car and followed them at a safe distance, making sure not to lose them or alert them of his presence.

With Christmas around the corner, the city was congested with cars. It took them half an hour to leave the city and get on the highway.

The highway was also congested, the stop-and-go traffic slower than walking.

Steven was silent for a long time before he pulled out his phone and dialed a number, "Alan, I need you to come to Haines tomorrow."