Chapter 226
The Legendary Man
The Legendary Man Chapter 226 Is He Impotent The night passed in the blink of an eye.
When the sky was gradually brightening, Josephine found herself nestled in Jonathanâs arms at some point in time like a kitten.
In an instant, her face flushed bright red. Recalling the events last night, she hurriedly lowered her head and glanced at herself, only to see that she was still wearing the gown from last night.
Everything was intact, and she didnât feel any soreness either.
Oh, he didnât take advantage of me after I fell asleep last night. In fact, he didnât even remove my clothes!
At that thought, she couldnât help blushing once more.
I had braced myself to give myself to him last night, but the alcohol went to my head, and I drifted off unknowingly while a tad tipsy.
As she remembered Jonathanâs tormented look the night before, she inexorably burst into giggles.
In turn, her laughter had the man rolling over and pulling her into his arms, his slight stubble abrading her face.
Wrinkling her nose, she wiggled out of his embrace and went to the bathroom for a shower.
When she stepped out of the bathroom, Jonathan was still sleeping soundly, so she went downstairs after changing into her pajamas.
Connor was reading the newspaper in the living room downstairs while Margaret was bustling about in the kitchen, seemingly making soup.
Meanwhile, Emmeline had returned from campus and was scrolling through her phone with her head lowered.
The second Margaret spotted Josephine descending the stairs, she quickly rushed out of the kitchen.
âYouâre up, Josephine? Whereâs Jonathan? Is he still asleep?â
âYeah.â
Josephine eyed her dubiously, for she simply couldnât shake off the feeling that Margaret was acting strangely that day.
âLet him sleep, then. Donât wake him. Not only did he drink quite a bit last night, but he even exerted himself out the whole night. So, let him rest for a while. I made some soup for him. Carry it over to him when he wakes up!â
âWhat are you saying, Mom?â When Josephine heard her speaking of Jonathan exerting himself out the whole night, crimson bloomed on her face as she reflexively recalled the scene where he pinned her under him last night.
She could feel her face flaming at just the mere thought of it.
Noticing her flushed cheeks, Margaret mistook it as her being embarrassed. âIâve experienced it myself, so you donât need to hide such a thing from me! Wasnât I a maiden like you in the past?â
âMomâ¦â
At her remark, the shade of crimson on Josephineâs face deepened.
âAll right, Iâll stop speaking of it. Anyway, hurry up and have a child while Iâm still young so that I can help to take care of the child in the future!â
The couple had only been married for a day, but Margaret was already yearning for a grandchild.
At that, Josephine murmured with her face burning hotly, âDonât run your mouth, Mom! N-Nothing happened between us last nightâ¦â
When instant Margaret heard that, her eyes instantly went wide. âNothing happened? Why? Is he impotent, or did you forbid him from touching you?â
âMom!â Josephine couldnât help shooting her a glare. âLower your voice!â
âWhat exactly happened?â Margaret demanded in a whisper, lowering her voice.
âI was sloshed last night and accidentally fell asleep,â Josephine admitted, her face stained crimson.
Upon hearing that answer, Margaret jabbed a finger at her head. âYou brat! You actually slipped into slumber on your wedding night and left Jonathan to spend the night alone?â
âWerenât you adamant about not allowing him to touch me all this while, Mom?â Josephine studied her dubiously, finding her all the more peculiar as she did so.
In the past, she always watched us like a hawk whenever we shared a room. Why did she change out of the blue today?
Surprisingly, Margaret shot daggers at her. âThatâs in the past! How could that be the same with the present, brat?â
âHow is it different?â Josephine inquired.
âIn the pastâ¦â
Margaret opened her mouth, but she didnât dare speak the truth.
After all, Jonathan previously warned everyone not to tell Josephine his true identityâ¦
Otherwise, the penalty would be death.
âWhat about the past?â Josephine asked when she noticed Margaret faltering.
âN-Nothing!â Margaret shook her head. Glancing at the kitchen, she hastily changed the subject. âOh no, the food is getting burnt!â
Right after saying that, she took to her heels.
Josephineâs brows furrowed at her odd behavior. She then walked over to Emmeline. Emmeline, on the other hand, casually lifted her eyes when she caught sight of the former and murmured, âWhereâs my brother-in-law?â
âYour brother-in-law?â
Astonishment showed on Josephineâs face when she heard that address, for other than Margaret, the person who detested Jonathan most in the family was Emmeline.
Yet, sheâs referring to Jonathan as her brother-in-law today?
âWhatâs wrong? Is there a problem?â Emmeline eyed her strangely upon seeing her utter surprise.
âDidnât you loathe to acknowledge him as your brother-in-law in the past?â Josephine wondered in puzzlement.
In response, Emmeline rolled her eyes and countered, âThatâs in the past! Now that youâre both married, how else am I to refer to him if not my brother-in-law?â
âWhen did you become so obedient?â Josephine regarded her in perplexity.
From what I remember, this sister of mine is no angel. In the past, she was the main culprit in playing Jonathan for a fool!
âPeople grow up!â Emmeline curled her lips without giving voice to her true thoughts.
Ultimately, she promised Jonathan that she would never breathe a word about the incident that night to Josephine.
âIâm glad to hear that!â Josephine couldnât resist patting her on the head. But just as she was about to speak further, Jonathan, who had come downstairs at some time, spotted her and greeted, âDarling!â
âJonathan!â
At the sight of him, Emmeline promptly put her phone down.
Margaret also hurried out of the kitchen at that exact moment and looked at Jonathan with a bright smile. âYouâre up, Jonathan? Quick, have a seat! Iâve made some soup. You must be hungry after drinking quite a bit last night.â
Rubbing his stomach, Jonathan smirkingly cast Josephine a glance and remarked, âI was dead tired last night!â
âZip it, Jonathan!â
The moment Josephine heard that, she shot daggers at him.
âOkay, whatever you say!â At her irate expression, Jonathan docilely zipped his mouth. Just then, Margaret placed a bowl of soup in front of him. âTry this soup I made, Jonathan.â
âSure!â
After Jonathan took it, she glowered at Josephine. âWhy are you still sitting there, doing nothing? Go and get a spoon, quick! How inconsiderate!â