The Kiss that Sparked it All novel Chapter 1590

As he spoke, Chase rolled up the car windows.

Belinda blushed inexplicably and frowned at him. "What are you so nervous about?"

Chase leaned in closer and whispered, "We're getting married tomorrow. Aren't you nervous?"

Belinda was taken aback for a moment and forced a smile. "Not really..."

Before it actually happened, she couldn't believe that Chase would really marry her. She just felt like he was messing around again.

Chase feigned disappointment. "Ahh, it seems I'm the only one who's nervous. You're not taking our marriage seriously."

Belinda was a bit frustrated with him. "Come on, it's getting late. Take me home."

Chase looked slightly helpless. But it was his own fault for missing out on Belinda when she once put him above everything else. He deserved this.

...

At Greenhaven Airport.

Sophia came alone to pick up her father, leaving her incapacitated husband, Marcus, and their child at home.

After seeing her father and his current wife, Bertha, emerge from the airport, Sophia instinctively shot Bertha a glare, then rushed over to her father for a big hug.

Turning to Thaddeus, she gently reproached him. "It's all your fault. You had Sophia take on so much work by herself. Look at her; she's wasting away."

Thaddeus just smiled at his wife, accepting her criticism without comment.

Sophia wasn't grateful, however. She gave a polite but insincere laugh. "Thanks for your concern, Bertha. But it's my duty to help my father. In the future, I'll be taking over his business. He's just trying to prepare me for that. I understand his good intentions."

This was a warning to Bertha. She was the heir to her father's empire, and anyone else with designs on it would be wasting their time.

Bertha just nodded. "As long as you understand your father, that's all that matters."

Sophia was overthinking things. Bertha had no interest in Thaddeus' business or wealth, and neither did her daughter, Lea. So, no matter how Thaddeus chose to distribute his assets in the future, she wouldn't interfere.