My Darling, My Dearest novel Chapter 273

After returning to their room, Jack and Rachel looked at each other and burst into laughter.

Jack had used to be a person who would always remain cold and impassive, no matter the situation. But recently, he felt that he had become a little crazy when he was around Rachel.

After laughing, he caressed her delicate face with his long fingers.

He sighed. "I must be crazy." All of a sudden, he took her face in his hands and gave her a deep kiss.

Their lips crashed and their tongues entangled with each other. As their kiss deepened, Jack felt a fire burning bright at the bottom of his heart.

His hands slowly traveled down her body, circled around her slender waist, and embraced her tightly.

After a while, Rachel pulled back slightly to catch her breath. She was not as shy as she had once been to avoid this kiss. Leaning against his chest, she raised her head and looked at him with her bright eyes. "Don't you feel like you're kissing a man?"

Jack raised his hand and gently rubbed her new hair that was short and soft. It was much shorter than even a buzz cut.

"Well, you do look like a tomboy," he said with a laugh. This time, he dared to tell her the truth.

Rachel pouted her lips and flicked his arms to show her displeasure. "Let me go," she said sharply.

But of course, Jack couldn't let her go. He lowered his head and kissed her forehead. "I missed you so much."

Rachel wrinkled her nose unaffectedly. "I didn't miss you at all," she teased. However, she couldn't stop smiling.

Jack narrowed his eyes and leaned in to kiss her again, but she raised her hand to block him. "Don't you want to take a shower?"

The two of them spent a long time in the bedroom. When they finally came downstairs for dinner, Tracy pretended not to see the way their eyes kept looking at each other.

After dinner, she asked, "Are you leaving tonight or tomorrow?"

"We'll stay here tonight and go back tomorrow," Jack answered.

Tracy was quite satisfied to hear this.

Then, she secretly pulled her son aside when she had the chance and asked, "Have you done the operation yet?"

"I'll have it next month," Jack said in a low voice. Tracy frowned.

"It's time for you to have a baby."

"Mom, please don't bring this up in front of Rachel."

"I know. I'm not stupid," Tracy said, rolling her eyes.

Besides, Rachel had just started recovering. She couldn't have a baby in this condition.

Still, Tracy couldn't help but interfere in their business.

"Mom, don't worry. I will take care of everything, " Jack said to reassure her.

Tracy nodded, but in her heart, she sneered, hoping that her son wouldn't make any more trouble.

The next day, Jack and Rachel left for the airport.

On the way, Rachel tilted her head cutely to the side and asked, "Don't you think I'm like a kindergarten kid now?"

Jack raised his eyebrows. "Why?"

With a smile, she poked the man beside her and said, "I can't even be trusted to go out alone. Someone has to come and take me home."

"Ah." Then, something occurred to Jack and a mischievous smile appeared on his face. "So, would you like to call me 'Daddy'?" he teased.

When Rachel pinched his arm in response, he hurriedly said, "I'm sorry! Please forgive me."

Since he was driving, Rachel didn't punish him further. She looked out of the window for a while, and then suddenly said, "I dreamed about what happened when I was a kid again last night."

Jack reached out and held her small hand firmly in his. He said in a strong and steady voice, "I'm here."

Rachel held his hand in silence.

It took them almost two hours to reach their destination, where Henry was waiting for them.

Lea hadn't come along since she was pregnant.

Besides, she had been in a bad mood recently.

Lea and Rachel hadn't seen each other for nearly two months since the last time they had had dinner together.

In that time, many things had happened between Jack and Rachel. Things between Henry and Lea hadn't been peaceful either.

The usual lively look on Henry's face had been replaced by a composed expression.

After the three of them got into Henry's car, Henry began talking about his problems without being prompted.

"Things in my family have been messy recently." Just thinking about it made him have a headache.

The reason why Alice had burst into anger was not because she disliked Lea, but because she was afraid that Gregory couldn't forget his feelings for her.

She was not a person who could be easily convinced or persuaded. And as she spiraled down into a pit of overthinking, she might even commit suicide.

This made Gregory even more afraid to confront Alice, worried that his words would irritate her instead of reassuring her.

"Lea is at home. But she has not been in a good mood these days," Henry told Rachel.