Chapter 18: Bare Legs
After a wonderful meal, Senior Yang escorted them to their newlywed room.
"I had this room prepared when I was frustrated with Xander for not wanting to settle down. I thought that I should just make it anyway, so it can be occupied as soon as he changes his mind and gets married. Now I’m glad I did, now both of you can just settle in. I hope you like the decor," Senior Yang explained before he bid his farewell so the couple could finally have their privacy.
Yera wanted to laugh because the room was extravagant. It felt more like a luxurious hotel suite than a typical newlywed bedroom.
She took her luggage and brought it into the walk-in closet. There were two walk-in closets. One was obviously for Xander, as it was filled with men’s apparel, while the other one was vacant. It reminded her of her closet in her old bedroom at the Han’s residence. It was also fully filled with branded clothes. She looked at her one and only suitcase now. What a contrast...
Xander seemed to have read her thoughts as he commented, "We can go shopping later. Let’s buy all the things you want, like before."
Yera sneered. For some reason, expensive branded clothes didn’t attract her anymore. Probably because she had gotten used to living a simple life as Deyna Song. Deyna had always worn modest clothes with reasonable prices like the dress she was wearing now.
She arranged her things very quickly and went to the bathroom. "Wow..." She gasped in awe as she saw a whirlpool bathtub, a separate walk-in rain showers for two, and a confined space for an infrared sauna. It was not just a bathroom. It was a private spa!
She must admit, she missed this kind of lavish lifestyle. It was convenient and comfortable. Oh, how she wanted to try out that whirlpool bath in their bathroom right now, but she wanted to do it unrestrained when no one else was around. And right now, Xander was still there, in the room. So, perhaps later...
When she stepped out of the bathroom, she saw Xander in the middle of arranging a pillow and a comforter on a large couch, which was facing a large flat-screen television. "I will sleep here, so you take the bed," he said casually.