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Prosperous Marriage: Married to My Brother-in-law

Chapter 362 - 362 Drunk Confessions (5)_1

Author: Gu XingLing
updatedAt: 2025-11-07

"Just stay home; I'll pick up James. The weather is too cold, it's late at night, and you're pregnant." After a pause, Glades spoke softly.

Even if he was extremely displeased deep down and felt like killing someone, he would never show it. In front of her, he wanted her to feel nothing but gentleness.

"That works too. He is your brother, after all. It's best if you pick him up." Julia was more than happy not to be the one fetching him. That man was so jealous; she figured it was best to keep her distance from her brother-in-law to avoid any semblance of impropriety.

She pulled the blanket over herself and looked at Glades, saying, "Be careful on the road. No matter what James says or does, don't hurt him." She was a bit worried that Glades might punch his brother upon hearing her name come out of his mouth.

"You make it sound like your husband is some kind of violent madman," Glades murmured hoarsely. "Julia, you are mine, and you will always be mine alone. No one can take you away from me."

After saying that, he kissed Julia lightly again, then got out of bed, dressed, and tucked her in. Looking at her deeply, he said, "Go to sleep. I know how to handle this."

Glades had long noticed James's feelings for Julia but had never broached the subject.

"You tyrant!" Julia murmured softly but obediently closed her eyes, reluctant to leave the warmth of her bed.

After giving her one last deep look, Glades left the room.

In the Pub, James kept murmuring Julia's name nonstop.

Most of the customers had left, and the Pub had become somewhat empty, with only a few scattered people still lingering.

The Blue Moon Pub wasn't a seedy place, so it had regulated business hours.

It usually closed at 3:00 a.m.

Glades arrived at the Blue Moon Pub around 2:00 a.m.

The cold was intense.

As soon as he entered the Pub, the strong smell of alcohol hit him, making Glades frown.

"Young Master, why is it you?" Halton Hillraise was surprised to see Glades and hurried over to greet him.

"Where's James?" Glades asked in a deep voice. His handsome face was as taut as marble, and a displeased air enveloped him. Upon hearing Halton's question, his expression turned icy in an instant. He looked at Halton coldly, as if stabbing him with an invisible sword. "What, should I have my wife come instead?"

His wife? Julia is Glades's wife? Wait, isn't Glades's wife from the Bluen Family... Oh!

Halton's complexion also changed instantly, turning a pale green.

He thought the name Julia sounded familiar.

Damn, she's the Second Miss of the Bluen Family, Glades Horne's wife.

God, what had he done? In the middle of the night, he had called Glades Horne's wife to come and pick up James Horne! Everyone in T City knew that Glades Horne doted on his wife immensely. He had actually... wasn't he intentionally trying to cause a misunderstanding between the couple?

"Young Master... I'm sorry, I... I didn't know," Halton Hillraise promptly apologized to Glades Horne, his face pale.

Glades Horne coldly scanned the Pub. After finding James, he strode over with a dark face. Hearing James still murmuring Julia Bluen's name made his expression turn even darker, blacker than the night sky outside. This made Halton Hillraise even more worried and afraid.

"Julia..."

"James, wake up! Stop calling her name!" Halton, seeing the murderous glint in Glades's eyes, was greatly startled. He rushed forward to hastily shake and slap James's face.

But James was too drunk. Could he really be slapped into sobriety?

"Give me a cloth!" Glades commanded chillingly.

Halton was slightly stunned but quickly found a cloth for him. Glades twisted the cloth into a ball, then grabbed James's chin with one hand and stuffed it into James's mouth, preventing him from murmuring Julia's name. James instinctively tried to struggle, but unfortunately, he was too drunk to break free from Glades's hold. After his mouth was gagged, Glades promptly hauled him up, securing one of his hands to prevent him from pulling out the cloth.

"Whose name was James calling?" Glades glared at Halton as he passed by, his eyes radiating violence.

"James wasn't calling anyone's name! He's been shouting for 'alcohol, alcohol, he wants more alcohol!'" Halton, understanding the warning in Glades's words, hastily agreed.

James had said he'd fallen in love with someone he shouldn't. Now it seemed it truly was someone he shouldn't and couldn't love.

"If a single word of this gets out, I'll cut off your tongue!" Glades, satisfied with Halton's response, coldly dropped this remark as he supported James out of the Blue Moon Pub.

Only after Glades had left did Halton realize he was drenched in sweat.

In a place like the Pub, he was used to seeing all sorts of important figures, but this was the first time someone had frightened him into a cold sweat.

This Young Master naturally carried such an oppressive aura that even other men would feel fear in his presence.

Glades drove James back to the Horne Family's grand villa and helped him into his room.

After dropping James onto his large bed, Glades pulled the cloth from James's mouth.

Standing at the edge of the bed, Glades looked at James, who lay as still as a corpse once he hit the mattress. He truly wanted to beat him fiercely.

"Julia..."

Still daring to call her name!

Glades's face darkened with rage. With an angry sweep of his hand, he dragged James off the bed and threw him onto the floor.

"Do you know... I love you too..."

James, thrown onto the floor, barely opened his drunken eyes and uttered the words he had always wanted to say. His bleary gaze fell upon Glades's face, which was so dark he couldn't find words to describe it. James couldn't help but smile bitterly, a smile so profoundly arid it shook Glades. The kick he had meant to deliver halted instantly. He simply glowered down with a chilling gaze, his heart unexpectedly touched by a flicker of pity.

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