He Sent a Fake to Scare Me Off, I Ended Up Feeding Him for Months Chapter 14

He Sent a Fake to Scare Me Off, I Ended Up Feeding Him for Months Chapter 14

During our senior year, Elias was accepted to MIT.

Thanks to all the studying I’d done with him, I managed to get into a highly ranked university. nearby.

Dad was so thrilled that he threw an enormous celebration and invited practically every/relative, friend, employee, and neighbor we knew.

That was also when I learned Elias had considered dropping out of school only days before I arrived

in Westbridge.

After college, he continued on to graduate school.

The Reeds’ lives improved considerably over the next few years, and Elias’s younger sister

eventually started seventh grade.

The only real heartbreak came during our sophomore year of college, when his mother passed

away.

I knew I wasn’t made for academia, so after graduation, I gradually took over Dad’s company.

While Elias was in graduate school, I expanded our business into Boston.

Every day after work, I drove to his campus to pick him up. The moment my car stopped, I’d see

Elias waiting with a backpack over one shoulder, looking as fresh and clean-cut as ever.

He’d grown taller since high school, and his features had become even more striking. Still,

whenever I saw him on campus, he looked like an innocent young grad student.

Meanwhile, I showed up in long dresses, high heels, and red lipstick, with every strand of hair

professionally styled.

Elias was a few months older than me, but during that period, I loved hooking a finger under his tie, tugging him closer, and coaxing him into calling me ma’am.

His eyes would darken as he sank to his knees at my feet, he was flushed from head to toe as he whispered, “Yes, ma’am.”

I’d always been straightforward. I was rich, beautiful, and determined to live however I wanted.

And if I was going to spoil a man, I was going to do it properly.

I had everything planned. If Elias wanted to be a doctor, I’d build him a hospital. If he wanted to be

an astronomer, I’d buy him a star.

In the end, he became one of the world’s leading physicists.

So I poured a fortune into funding a research institute for him.

Elias only became more irresistible as he grew older.

The tall, thin boy I’d known in high school had shed the last traces of adolescence. His features had

sharpened, and he now had broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and lean, powerful muscles.

Whenever he carried me, the veins stood out along his hands and forearms. He never seemed out of

breath, though I could always feel his heart pounding.

I loved him most in a white dress shirt and black slacks, especially when I tore the shirt open and exposed the sharp V-lines disappearing beneath his waistband.

No one would’ve guessed that the reserved, buttoned-up Professor Reed had such an adventurous

side in private.

Sometimes my back got so sore that I found excuses to hide from him.

Elias always assumed he was getting older and that I’d lost interest.

“Savvy.” Elias had rarely cried during the hardest years of his life, but after we got together, his eyes often turned red in bed. “I bought something new. Do you want to try it?”

I’d never been able to resist him. The moment he took off his glasses, every bit of my resolve

disappeared.

After we married, my business continued to grow, and I successfully took the company I’d taken

over from Dad public.

That same year, Elias received the highest honor in theoretical physics.

When the interview was released, everyone was stunned by the recipient’s youth and striking

appearance.

People who knew him were even more baffled.

Elias was constantly traveling between his institute and remote research sites, yet he still found the time and energy to produce award-winning work.

Only I understood.

They hadn’t known Elias in high school.

At the end of the interview, the reporter asked, “Is there anyone you’d especially like to thank for

this award?”

Elias’s calm, gentle face filled the screen. When he answered, his voice was quiet but certain.

“My wife.” His gaze seemed to travel through the screen and find me. “She came into my life like a brilliant, unwavering light.”

She had entered his life like a brilliant, unwavering light, and from that moment on, she had chased away every shadow.

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