Chapter 150 A Loving Message From Dalton

• Wynter laughed as he looked at the scar she had left on Daltor's neck. You've already been informed that this is payment for the prescription you took today. What obligations do I have? "I can afford the medication for today." Daltons voice seemed a little distant, like if he had a minor cold. His breath tickled her ear as he laughed softly. "You can bless me at any time if you take on the responsibility." Think about how Wynter's lips curled into a seductive smile, slightly enticed by his offer. Really, think about it for a moment. You need a boyfriend, yet With a small laugh, Dalton said, "My family is pushing me to settle down too." Wynter's eyebrow went up. Why then did you end the relationship?
• The phrases she heard in the hospital remained in her memory. Dalton clarified in a calm, clear voice. "Don't I also have the right to select my own bride? Furthermore, do you really think someone would marry me into loneliness given my health issues? "You're not wrong." Wynter nodded earnestly, a serious expression on her lovely face. Silently, as if helpless, Dalton laughed, "That was rhetorical." He hadn't meant to win her over, but rather to make her laugh. But there was one thing he honestly meant: he had the freedom to pick his own spouse. He would suitably handle the problems with the Quinnell family.
• Theo would never have accepted the proposal if not for the elderly man's inebriated remarks that someone in the Quinnell family could relieve him of his personal troubles. This is especially true given that Theo was under the influence at the time. They had arranged Dalton's marriage when he was just a year old, and they hadn't even thought about the Quinnells having a daughter. But since the Yarwoods shared some of the blame, Dalton would undoubtedly give the Quinnes the just compensation. Regarding additional issues... Dalton smiled deeply and clearly as he looked at the face that was resting in his arms. She was the reason he began to think about some seemingly insignificant things.