Chapter 2The DNA Test That Broke My World

Sleeping groggily, I felt myself being wrapped in a large embrace. I was too sleepy, found a comfortable position, and continued to sleep. My face felt ticklish, so I swatted at it in my dream. Someone seemed to speak: "Okay, no more kissing."

I don't know how long I slept before my eyelids were willing to open. As soon as I opened my eyes, a pair of beautiful eyes met mine with a smile. Is this a fox spirit? I reached out and touched his face. So handsome.

Consciousness slowly returned. Wait! I finally realized it was that dog Julian who climbed over the balcony into my room again. I kicked him off the bed. Caught off guard, Julian fell with a heavy thud. The floor shook.

"Trying to murder your husband?" Julian rubbed his butt and climbed up. Before I could retort, the next second, roses were stuffed into my arms. Julian said, "Happy graduation, my little wifey." I stuffed them back. "Not accepting, thanks."

Julian stuffed them back again: "You promised to marry me when we were kids." I stuffed the flowers back again: "Childhood promises don't count." Julian: "A gentleman's promise is heavy as a mountain." Me: "I'm a villain." Julian: "You, you, you..." Me: "You what!"

... After three hundred rounds, Julian left resentfully. Leaving behind a sentence before he left. "Bella, I'll be back."