Chapter 561 Change Of Title (Part One) (1/2)

Early that morning Selina woke up, and saw Wilson watching her intensely.

”You're awake?” Wilson asked softly as he smoothed her hair.

”Yes, why are you staring at me?” asked Selina pouting while she stretched comfortably in the large, soft bed. With Wilson laying beside her, Selina realized she had everything she ever dreamed of to be happy.

”I just wanted to watch you sleep for a while. You looked so serene resting, which gave me a peaceful feeling too,” Wilson told her smiling. It wasn't possible for Wilson to be unhappy now that he was married to this beautiful woman. Waking up to see her first thing in the morning had only been a dream at one time, and now it was a reality that he appreciated more than he could describe.

”What a sweet talker!” Selina blushed, suddenly shy at her husband's sentimental words so she quickly thought of something else to say,”I think, I would like to take a shower.”

”Well, if you give me a minute, I will draw a nice warm bath for you,” Wilson told her, planting an affectionate kiss on her forehead as he got out of bed and headed to the bathroom.

Selina watched Wilson walk into the bathroom before she eased herself out of bed. Last night had left the lower half of her body aching. When she had put on her pajamas, Selina stripped the bedding and replaced it all with fresh, clean sheets and quilt.

As soon as Wilson came back from running a bath for Selina, he noticed the fresh linens on the bed. He wondered why his bride had changed them and looked around for her. Wilson saw Selina out on the balcony with the bed linens that had been on the bed, bent over a washer.

Wilson grinned as he walked out to join her.

”What're you up to out here?” as Wilson asked the obvious question, he came up behind Selina and wrapped his arms around her waist, and rested his head on her shoulder, endearingly.

Blushing, Selina explained,”I'm washing the bedding. Since we will be leaving for our honeymoon soon, I want to make sure they are all cleaned. I would

”You're my wife in name only, on paper only. My heart and love will never be yours.”

Edward made it clear to Daisy that she was nothing to him. They were both victims of family greed -- the marriage was arranged for them.