The Bigshot Married Himself to the Heiress

"You’re not young anymore, you definitely have needs in that aspect, I’m afraid if you don’t relieve yourself for a long time, you’ll become impulsive."

"..."

"Impulse is the devil! When a man acts on impulse, he easily makes mistakes. So, I sent you this beneficial doll for mind and body. Before Samara Johnson turns 18, you can use this to meet your physiological needs."

Aaron Faber’s face turned bright red, feeling that this topic was too explosive, too perverse. He originally didn’t think liking Samara was wrong, but receiving this gift from Sixth Master made Aaron Faber feel uncomfortable.

"Six, Sixth Master...What are you saying?"

Adrian Desmond looked down at the embarrassed man, slightly furrowing his handsome brows, and said, "We’re all men; there’s always a few days in a week when we need a woman. You’re 28 now; as long as you don’t have impotence, you need to resolve it.

Since you want to marry Samara, naturally you cannot mess around with other women, and you definitely can’t have relations with Samara before she’s 18, so I specially had someone make a replica for you, just make do with it for now."

"I would never be so perverse!" Aaron Faber shouted.

"Perverse?" Adrian’s tone suddenly turned dangerous, pressing further, "During those years when Sienna Johnson was missing, I made a replica of her; are you calling me perverse?"

Perverse! Of course, Aaron Faber didn’t dare say that.

"Sixth Master, was it Madam who asked you to do this?" Aaron Faber cautiously probed.

"..."

"Tell Madam, no matter how he tries to stop me, I won’t change my mind!" Aaron Faber’s attitude was very firm.

Having lived to be 27 years old, he finally liked a woman. If he gives up easily, he might end up a bachelor for life.

"She still disagrees, thinks you’re too old..."

Old?

Aaron Faber: ...

"I convinced her to not meddle in your and Samara’s matters, but you must promise me, before Samara turns 18, you are not to touch her." Adrian warned.

Aaron Faber originally planned to propose to Samara after the new year, when she turns 16, and marry her home.

Waiting two more years, Aaron Faber was really afraid of unexpected changes.

"In Abyanabad, you can marry at 16."

"This is Orienta!"

"..."

Adrian stood up straight, said sternly to Aaron Faber, "I won’t stop you from pursuing Samara, but before she turns 18, you better behave, if something happens, don’t blame me for turning ruthless."

Aaron Faber adjusted his glasses, couldn’t refute, and finally said, "Don’t insult the purity of my feelings!"

Adrian couldn’t help but laugh, "Don’t be ridiculous, every man pursuing a woman, the ultimate goal is to get her into bed!"

"..."

"We’re all men, stop pretending in front of me. Unless, you’re not a man, or your bird doesn’t work."

Aaron Faber: ...

...

Samara’s suicide made Sienna Johnson take her education seriously. Sienna began to involve Samara in more activities, not letting her stay in her ivory tower.

This world has so many beautiful things, but also a lot of darkness. Sienna hopes Samara can see more of the beautiful things and face the darkness with courage during life’s trials.

On Saturday, Sienna was going to the hospital for a prenatal check, and since Samara was free from classes, she took Samara out of the house.

Adrian drove the car, Sienna and Samara sat in the back.

Samara was very afraid of Adrian and dared not even look at him; Sienna held her hand and said,

"Your brother-in-law is family, like a brother, treat him as a brother you like. Your brother-in-law will also love you as a sister.

We are a family, we need to love and cherish each other."

"Hmm." Samara smiled shyly.

Adrian had also talked with Samara, they opened up to each other, and there were no hard feelings.

"If anyone bullies you in the future, tell your brother-in-law, and I’ll avenge you." Adrian said.

"Got it, brother-in-law." Samara replied with a smile.

Sienna held her sister’s hand and never let go; Samara watched the scenery outside and occasionally asked a few questions. They soon arrived at the hospital.

...

At Sileria City’s People’s Hospital, Adrian accompanied Sienna for her prenatal check, while Samara went to buy medicine for her grandmother.

At the payment window, a poorly dressed woman was dumbfounded by the bill, "It’s just five days, how did it cost so much?"

"Isn’t the breakdown clearly written?"

"One pill costs five hundred?" The woman asked incredulously.

"Five hundred is too much? If you can’t afford the treatment, then don’t; better go home quickly." The nurse at payment seemed like she was on her period, with a particularly bad temper.

The woman looked distressed, sniffled, and choked while speaking to the nurse, "Please calculate, we’re not staying."

"Really leaving?"

"Yes." The woman said, "It’s too expensive, we can’t afford it. We sell vegetables; even in several years, we can’t make this much." After staying in the hospital for five days, the woman’s family savings for years were emptied.

Sienna’s prenatal check was quick, just doing an ultrasound, and confirming it was twins, Sienna was delighted.

"Where’s Samara?"

They had agreed to meet at the obstetrics door, but Sienna didn’t see Samara there.

Adrian replied, "Probably it’s too crowded and she hasn’t finished buying the medicine."

"Let’s go check."

Not seeing Samara, they went to the medicine counter to find her, sure enough, they found Samara at the payment window.

Samara sympathetically looked at a woman, not noticing her sister and brother-in-law approaching.

"Samara, did you get Grandma’s medicine?"

Among Grandma’s medications, some were imported from Abroad, and only this hospital had them, so they came to pick the medicines while Sienna came for her check-up.

"Not yet."

The nurse impatiently said, "Alright, hurry up and leave; don’t delay the people behind."

The woman continued crying and wiping her tears, Samara also started shedding tears.

"Why are you crying? What happened?" Sienna took a tissue from her bag, wiped Samara’s tears, "Did someone bully you?"

"Sister, she’s so pitiful, her husband is sick, they don’t have money for treatment, and are leaving the hospital. Her husband has a malignant tumor which will be fatal if untreated."

Hospitals are where one can truly see the warmth and coldness of humanity.

They are filled with viruses, corpses, and cash.

Some diseases can indeed be cured but face death due to poverty.

Sienna had witnessed it often and was no longer startled by such scenes.

"Let’s go."

"Sister, please help her, she’s so pitiful." Samara felt sorrow for the woman.

"When I interned at the hospital, I encountered too many who couldn’t afford treatment; these things happen too much, you can’t manage it all." Sienna felt equally helpless.