Henry, with a bear-like waist and a tiger-like back, his upper body forming an inverted triangle, his trapezius and deltoid muscles prominently raised, tightly clenched fists, and the joints of each finger cracking!
Emily understood that if that fist were to come straight at her, it would instantly turn her beautiful features into a pizza.
But she surprisingly felt no fear.
After living with Andrew, who was so unmanly, for a year, she really wanted to see how Henry, who was so manly, would treat her.
Henry, with an expressionless face, also caught a whiff of the fragrance emanating from Emily's body.
Especially her snow-white neck and chest made Henry feel a bit dizzy.
Henry forcefully controlled his emotions. He had initially prepared to start with a slap, but facing such a worldly beauty, he couldn't bring himself to do it.
He said coldly, "If you want a divorce, that's your business. Why curse Andrew?"
Emily was taken aback. Was he defending Andrew?
If so, why was he so indifferent towards Andrew?
"Henry, Henry," Andrew rushed over and stood in front of Emily, saying, "Your sister-in-law, she..."
Before Andrew could finish, Henry turned around, unexpectedly opened the back door, and silently got in.
In fact, Andrew didn't want to come and pick up Henry because they weren't related by blood, and also because Henry was a murderer.
He was picking up Henry because it was arranged by his superiors.
The leader asked him to bring Henry home to prevent him from seeking revenge on the people involved once he returned to the village.
If Henry went back to the village right after being released from prison, there was a high possibility that he would kill again.
Andrew was about to be promoted to associate professor and was looking forward to enjoying the benefits of the school. He was planning to buy a townhouse in the campus.
The school leadership used this as a condition, and Andrew had no choice but to agree to bring Henry home first.
After a while, Andrew tried to make conversation again, "A few years ago, I went back to my hometown and renovated my parents' graves. Now they are the tallest and most luxurious in the whole village."
Henry's voice, colder than ice and harder than iron, sounded again, "Stop talking and focus on driving!"
Emily looked up again and glanced at Henry in the rearview mirror. She discovered that beneath his dark and indifferent exterior, he was actually quite handsome.
No wonder Andrew said that this non-blood-related brother was exceptional, as he couldn't see a trace of a mountain person in him.
The kind of timidity that Andrew had was even more absent in him.
It was just the clothes he was wearing...
Emily, who had a mix of anger and fear in her heart, didn't know how Henry managed to touch the softest part of her heart.
She sighed and took out her phone, typing a message on the screen: "After we get back, I'll go to the shopping street and buy him a few sets of clothes."
Then she handed the phone to Andrew.
Andrew took the phone and nodded towards Emily.
After the car entered Harbor Springs, Andrew stopped the car in front of the shopping street.
"What's the matter?" Henry asked coldly.
"Oh, your sister-in-law and I are going to buy you some clothes," Andrew replied.
"No need," Henry said. "Drive to your school."
"Why?" Andrew asked.
Henry said, word by word, "I want to see which bastard has been bullying you!"
Ah...
Emily finally realized that the reason Henry got in the car was actually to avenge his brother!
She couldn't help but look back at Henry and thought to herself: So he's a person of loyalty. He can be indifferent to his brother, but he won't tolerate anyone bullying him!
Emily liked this kind of man with character.