Don't Leave, Wife
Copyright© 2026 by Nyvera
Chapter 29: A Place She Always Wanted to See
Romance Sex Story: Chapter 29: A Place She Always Wanted to See - Vivian Hart, the adopted daughter of the Hart family, marries Adrian Kingsley in an arranged marriage, hoping love will bloom. Instead, she endures three years of neglect from her cold billionaire husband. Only after losing her does Adrian realize she was the love he never appreciated. But can he win back the wife who no longer waits for him?
Caution: This Romance Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Fiction Safe Sex Revenge Royalty Slow Transformation AI Generated
Saturday morning arrived with clear blue skies.
Vivian was sitting on the balcony, sketching ideas for the overseas branch.
A gentle knock came from the open balcony door.
She looked up.
Adrian stood there holding two mugs.
“I made hot chocolate.”
Vivian smiled.
“You’ve given up on coffee?”
He laughed.
“I remembered you only like coffee when you’re working.”
“And today isn’t a work day.”
He handed her one of the mugs.
She accepted it.
“Thank you.”
For a few minutes, they sat in silence, enjoying the cool morning breeze.
Adrian glanced at the sketchbook resting on her lap.
“Can I see?”
Vivian hesitated.
Then handed it to him.
He carefully turned each page.
The designs were beautiful.
Modern.
Elegant.
Every page reflected her passion.
“You’ve always been this talented.”
Vivian smiled faintly.
“You’ve never seen my sketches before.”
Adrian’s fingers paused.
She was right.
He had never asked.
Not once.
“I missed a lot.”
His voice was filled with regret.
Vivian gently took the sketchbook back.
“You did.”
Later that afternoon...
Vivian was reading in the living room when Adrian walked downstairs carrying his car keys.
“I’m heading out.”
She nodded.
“Okay.”
He stopped.
“I remembered something.”
She looked up.
“You once told me there was a place in the city you’ve always wanted to visit.”
Vivian frowned, trying to remember.
“The botanical garden?”
Adrian smiled.
“Yes.”
“You kept saying we’d go one weekend.”
“We never did.”
Vivian lowered her eyes.
Life had always gotten in the way.
Or perhaps...
Adrian simply never made the time.
He took a slow breath.
“I’m going there today.”
He smiled gently.
“If you’d like to come...”
“I’d really enjoy the company.”
Vivian stared at him.
He wasn’t insisting.
He wasn’t pleading.
He was simply inviting her.
After a long pause...
She closed her book.
“I’ll go.”
Adrian blinked.
A smile slowly spread across his face.
“I’ll wait outside while you get ready.”
Forty minutes later...
The car pulled into the city’s botanical gardens.
The entrance was lined with colorful flowers swaying gently in the breeze.
Vivian stepped out slowly.
Her eyes widened.
“It’s beautiful.”
Adrian smiled as he watched her.
He wasn’t looking at the flowers.
He was looking at her smile.
A genuine one.
The kind he hadn’t seen in years.
As they walked through the gardens, Vivian stopped every few minutes to admire a different flower.
She even took out her phone to take pictures.
“I can’t believe I’ve lived here this long and never came.”
Adrian looked at her quietly.
“I’m sorry.”
She glanced at him.
“For what?”
“For making you wait years...”
“ ... for something that only took one afternoon.”
Vivian didn’t answer.
Instead, she continued walking.
But this time...
She slowed her pace.
Just enough...
For Adrian to walk beside her.
The deeper they walked into the botanical garden, the quieter the world became.
The sounds of traffic faded, replaced by birdsong and the rustling of leaves.
Vivian stopped in front of a small pond covered with blooming water lilies.
“It’s beautiful.”