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After My Death, My Husband Who Threw Me Into the Hunting Grounds Went Insane novel Chapter 67

Summary for Chapter 67: After My Death, My Husband Who Threw Me Into the Hunting Grounds Went Insane

Summary of Chapter 67 – A turning point in After My Death, My Husband Who Threw Me Into the Hunting Grounds Went Insane by Conrad Petri

Chapter 67 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of After My Death, My Husband Who Threw Me Into the Hunting Grounds Went Insane, written by Conrad Petri. With the hallmarks of Internet literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.

"What are we making today?" I asked as I walked towards the meat shop at the supermarket. Luke was pushing the cart while we chose ingredients. The supermarket wasn't that far from his apartment.

It's amazing to see this side of him. I imagined him going to the groceries alone. A billionaire himself was supposed to have someone who shops for him.

"Do you come here often? Don't you have an assistant or butler to do this for you?"

"Simple matters like this don't always require an assistant, Scar. I used to live alone in an apartment during college."

"Oh," I nodded. "Then, what are you making?"

"Chicken marsala."

Luke stopped in front of the fresh meat section. He picked up a whole chicken and asked the salesperson for assistance. I was really amazed at how he lived his normal life.

Luke Alejandro could shop alone at a meat shop. That was new to me. I couldn't imagine his father would do these things for Mom.

When the butcher gave back the chicken packed in a wrapper, he put it on the cart. "Now, I need mushrooms."

"I'll help you!"

He chuckled. "No need. Just stay by my side and watch."

"Then why ask me to come with you?" I pursed my lips.

"Hmm, do you want to buy anything?" I rolled my eyes at him. "Oh come on, don't be upset. I took you here because it's boring to stay in my penthouse alone."

I looked away from him. "I'd rather stay in the car."

"Really? You'd rather leave me here?" he teased.

"I'm just saying that—" I stopped in the middle of walking when I saw something in the snack section.

"What? What is it?" Luke looked in my direction.

I gasped. My eyes grew wide. "Is that what I think it is?"

"What?"

"There." I ran over to the snack I saw. I grabbed the packaging and read the label. The purple glossy plastic packaging was shining brightly before my eyes.

"It's the same dried squid I bought last summer in Indonesia!"

He narrowed his eyes. "You went to Indonesia?"

"Yes, in Bali. It's where we spent our summer vacation last year. I can't believe this is actually here!"

"Why didn't you come to New York, then?" he asked suddenly. "You were able to go on vacations during the summer."

I blinked. "No, I don't usually leave the apartment. It's just one time." I grabbed three packs of the dried squid. "Luke." I turned around and looked up at him. "Please, buy me lots of this, please, please?" I twinkled my eyes.

He let out a chuckle. "All right, how many do you like?"

"Yes!" I lifted my arms in victory. "Many of them! I won't ever get tired of eating it."

Luke almost took everything on the rack.

"Yes. yes!" I jumped and got on his back. "Thank you, thank you!" I kissed him soundly on the cheek.

"Fine, just get down. You'll hurt yourself." He laughed.

I left another loud kiss on his cheek before I went down.

"I didn't know you liked squid."

"Oh, I love it."

"I know a seafood restaurant in New York, and they serve squid. I'll take you there when you come home."

When I come home. Would we still do that when I decided to go to Scotland? "Uh… yeah. Take me there then."

"Come, I still need to buy ingredients." He began pushing the shopping cart again.

I watched Luke silently while he worked in the kitchen after shopping. How could this sexy man be so perfect? Luke was everything an ideal man had to be. He was gorgeous as hell, extremely wealthy, brilliant, had a physique to die for, and he could cook. He was the precise definition of perfection.

I licked my lips at the sight of him. He had a serious expression on his face; I loved how his biceps flex while he was stirring the food.

"Stop watching me…"

"That apron fits you too well, Mister Chef," I teased.

"… or I'll fuck you in this kitchen."

I gulped. He was serious. Okay, I'd stay quiet.

"Ten more minutes." He put down the utensil and paced towards me.

"Same old. Whenever I am here with you, I always think all of this is dangerous. Thomas is going to kill us if he found out."

"Dad won't find out."

"And what if he does? There are many possibilities."

"I'll make sure he won't. We're not talking about this again, please. I don't want you to say no."

"Luke, don't you understand what is going on? We can't be in any relationship for too long. Look at us right now. I can't even call you my boyfriend. You don't do relationships. I can't tell the whole world about you. This is how we are, Luke."

"I'm sorry if you feel that way." He moved away. His jaw clenched.

"Luke, I'm afraid…"

"Do you think I'm not? But I'm choosing you over this fear. Do you want to know what I really feel about this?"

"What you really feel…" I whispered. I swallowed hard. My mouth felt dry.

He stood up, leaning his face closer to mine. Our noses almost touched. Our foreheads pressed together. His fingers traced my arm, moving up slowly to my shoulders, traveling over the back of my head. I held his hand.

"And I believe you feel the same," he whispered.

"I'm sure we don't feel the same."

I've loved you ever since I saw you. You're my first love, Luke. I dream of you every single day. I'm only choosing the right way to save the family. To save you.

"Your father is going to hurt you. I don't want to see you like that again."

"I don't care. I'll protect you," he promised.

"What about Mom?"

"Then I'll protect her too. You don't have to worry about Gene."

I looked at his eyes. "You don't know what you're saying, Luke."

"I know what I am saying. I've known it since the first time I kissed you, held you. I just didn't believe in myself at that time. I don't want to lose you just because my father married your mother. We don't share the same blood." He continued, "I don't think I can live under the same roof while I crave you like this; I want you."

I gave in. My eyes failed me. I began to cry. "Lucas…" I sobbed.

And I thought his eyes had failed him too. A single tear escaped his eye. "I love you, Scarlet."

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