Dear Sweetheart novel

After staring at the housekeeper’s ring, Wyatt narrowed his eyes as a sudden realization dawned on him.

He whipped out his phone and gave his assistant a call.

“Don’t go to the office. I need you to pick up something for me.”

Upon ending the call, Wyatt took a shower before changing into a suit.

He then returned to the master bedroom and saw Jessica slowly emerging from the bathroom.

When he saw her hair neatly combed, he figured she had just washed up too.

He went over and helped her to the bed. After picking out a dress from the wardrobe, he put it on attentively for

her.

Even though he didn’t say a word from the moment he entered, Jessica could tell it was him just from his breath.

While he was helping her change, she asked warily, “Aren’t you going to work today?”

“No. I have something more important to do.”

Pulling back the silk sash of the dress, Wyatt tied a beautiful butterfly loop. He then scanned the room, seemingly in

search of something.

He walked to the dressing table and opened the bag on top.

As he flipped it over and poured out its contents, a few clinks were heard when a couple of coins fell onto the table.

He retrieved the coins from the pile of belongings and gave them an earnest look before handing them over to

Jessica, who seemed confused by his action.

“Why are you giving them to me?”

“We’ll be using them later, so don’t lose them.” With that, he helped her downstairs for breakfast.

This time, Wyatt didn’t feed her during the meal. Instead, he explained to her what was laid out in front and waited

for her to gradually feel them out. Even though this meant that she had to eat at a snail’s pace, he patiently waited

for her to do so.

Once she was finished, he wiped her mouth for her with a napkin. “Do you feel nauseous?”

Jessica shook her head.

“Good.” Wyatt picked up the three coins from the table and placed them in her palm. “In that case, we’re heading

out.”

“I’m going as well?”

“You are.”

Wyatt wrapped a scarf around Jessica’s head, put on a pair of sunglasses for her, and helped her wear her flats

before putting on his own shoes. When they were ready, he carried her out in his arms.

With her hands wrapped around his neck, Jessica felt the urge to ask about their destination but decided against it

in the end.

After she felt him settling her down in the car seat, she heard him order the driver to take them to Mercury Street.

Jessica sat quietly, wondering where Wyatt was taking her and why.

When the car finally came to a stop, Wyatt reached over to carry her.

Jessica wrapped her arms around his neck and heard him speak. “Have you brought the documents? Are they

expecting us already?”

“The documents are in the folder, and I have given them advance notice. They will be exclusively in your service

today, Mr. Lopez.”

“Are you sending me overseas?” Jessica thought she was at the airport the moment she heard the word

“documents.” Grabbing Wyatt’s clothes anxiously, she protested, “I don’t want to go overseas. I want to see Uncle

Oliver and Aunt Danielle.”

While carrying her up to the City Hall, Wyatt assuaged her fears. “Don’t worry. We’re not. You’ll continue to stay by

my side. We’re just going to get something done, and it will be over within a few minutes.”

Even though Jessica didn’t say another word, a niggling sense of dread remained within her.

As she was unable to see, she had no idea where she was. All she heard was someone greeting Wyatt before she

was put down in a chair.

“Mr. Lopez, we’ve prepared everything according to your instructions. All you have to do is sign here.”

“All right. Thank you.”

In a daze, Jessica felt someone stuffing a pen into her hand and pulling it forward.

“Here, sign your name,” Wyatt coaxed.

“What is it?” Jessica asked, refusing to comply. “Can you read it out to me?”

“It’s nothing important. Come now, just sign your name.” Wyatt stroked her hair gently. “As long as you do as you’re

told today, I’ll let your uncle and aunt come see you tomorrow.”

“Really?”

“Yes, trust me.”

After a long hesitation, Jessica finally put down her signature.

“Good. Now put one coin on the table.”

Taking out a coin with her left hand, Jessica did as she was told.

After that, she was led somewhere else by Wyatt. Once they came to a stop, he lifted her head to look up.

Ten seconds later, Wyatt informed her that they were done and carried her back out.

Once both of them left the lobby, Wyatt’s assistant quickly distributed cash to the staff. “Thank you. Here’s

something from Mr. Lopez in appreciation of your assistance.”

Every single one of the staff was pleasantly surprised when they received the monetary gift.

After the assistant was gone, one of the staff couldn’t help but comment, “I think that girl doesn’t even know what

she’s doing. Don’t you think Mr. Lopez has gone overboard by taking advantage of her like that?”

“Are you sure she isn’t aware?”

“She’s blind. In fact, Mr. Lopez had to direct her on where to sign. Isn’t it obvious that she’s clueless about what’s

going on?”

Stumped by the words, the other staff waved her hand. “Anyway, that’s none of our business. If a rich man brings

me here to register our marriage, I’ll gladly go along with it.”

Upon leaving the City Hall, Wyatt brought Jessica to the mall, where they came to a Van Cleef & Arpels jewelry

store.

Both of them waited for a while after being ushered into the VIP room.

Soon, a salesperson brought out a tray of rings and laid them on the glass counter. Wyatt grabbed Jessica’s hand

and placed it on the tray.

“Help me choose a ring.”

Jessica retracted her hand by reflex. “Why are you asking me to choose a ring? What did I just sign?”

“Didn’t you say you would listen to me today?”

Gritting her teeth, Jessica gave in and pointed to a random ring. “This one.”

Wyatt picked up the ring and stuffed it in her hand.

“Put it on for me.”

Feeling his hand, Jessica carefully put the ring on his finger.

Before leaving, Wyatt instructed her to leave another coin on the counter.

Once they were gone, his assistant entered the VIP room with a card in his hand and gifts for the staff. “Thank you

for your assistance. The ring was bought by Mrs. Lopez. As for the other expenses, please swipe this card for

them.”

“Oh, okay.” The staff complied even though she couldn’t tell what Wyatt was up to.

Finally, Wyatt brought Jessica to a bridal studio.

Rayna’s gown was tailored there, and the manager knew Wyatt personally.

She rushed forward to welcome Wyatt when she saw the latter approaching with a woman in his arms. “Mr. Lopez.”

Wyatt waved for the manager to come closer and whispered something into her ear.

The manager was briefly stunned before breaking into a vibrant smile. “Mr. Lopez, you’re such a caring husband to

buy your wife some clothes. Come with me upstairs. I’ll show you the designs we have.”

Jessica was surprised that Wyatt had taken her all over town and at how they ended up shopping.

She gave him a tug and whispered, “I’m pregnant and can’t really fit into anything. Let’s just forget about it.”

“Just try on a few pieces. It’ll be quick, I promise.” Wyatt carefully helped her up the staircase. “Don’t you want to

look good when you see your uncle and aunt?”