Chapter 36

Shawn turned his head to look at Kathleen. "I thought we weren't supposed to let people know we're married?" Kathleen asked quietly. He frowned. "That only applies to you." She stared at him, speechless. So, that rule only applied to her. "If I meet your relatives now, won't it make it harder for you to marry another woman later?" she muttered. She knew if Shawn survived long enough, he was bound to divorce her. Shawn stopped and studied her. "You don't need to worry about that." "I'm not worried about you," she whispered. "I'm worried it'll mess up my chances to remarry later." As soon as she said it, she felt a chill down her spine. She instinctively shrank her shoulders and stole a glance at Shawn, whose expression had turned cold. "So basically," he said with a scoff, "you're still worried about your own reputation. Nothing to do with me." Kathleen made a face and said nothing. Shawn walked ahead without another word, clearly not wanting to entertain her anymore. She hu