Filed to story: Healing My Disabled Husband Novel
“Hey, who are you so cute!” Beata hugged the furry ball, and fortunately Yael was still holding her arm.
Otherwise, she would have been bumped into.
This was a huge reddish-brown Alaskan malamute. If it stood up, it can directly reach Beata’s shoulder.
It was chubby, with a pair of big paws stepping on Beata’s body, and its tail was wagging with its cuteness.
Beata was so in love with such a big dog, and couldn’t wait to take it home immediately.
Beata didn’t care if the owner of this dog was nearby, but just rubbed its head vigorously. She had always wanted to have a pet, whether it be a cat or a dog. River never allowed it before, but now that
Averi was here and the Knight family had their own cat, Beata felt like she could finally have her own big dog too.
Beata made up her mind that if this dog didn’t have an owner, she would take it home with her.
It was such a big dog and she couldn’t tell how old it was. As Beata rubbed the dog’s head with joy in her eyes, she heard someone calling out “Fat Bea! Fat Bea!”
Beata rubbed the dog’s head while looking in the direction of the voice.
It was strange that the dog heard someone calling it, but it just wagged its tail and didn’t move at all.
Beata looked in the direction of the voice, and finally, after a few more “Fat Bea” yells, she saw who was coming.
Harvey Walsh!
What the heck!
Wasn’t he her desk-mate?
Harvey seemed to be stunned, and the moment he saw Beata, the tips of his ears turned red immediately.
Of course, he thought he was covering it up very well, but all this appearance was noticed by Yael.
Harvey came over, thinking it was natural to greet Beata, “Beata, why are you here?”
“I’m just taking a walk after dinner,” replied Beata.
“I live around here,” said Harvey pointing towards the small community across the street. He then looked at the the dog and joked, “Are you trying to run away from home?”
The dog seemed obedient at this moment as it ran over to Harvey’s feet while being playful.
Beata pouted realizing that the dog belonged to him already so there wasn’t any chance for them to be together anymore.
However, soon enough an idea popped into her mind as she looked at Harvey with fake smiles on her face, saying, “Harvey, don’t you think you should explain something?”
“Explain what?” asked Harvey innocently.
Beaming dangerously at him now with narrowed eyes, Beata said, “What did you call it?”
“Fat Bea,” replied Harvey nonchalantly. “My mom named it.”
Beata was speechless.
Wow, why didn’t she believe him?
Harvey was also observing Beata’s expression and feeling nervous. He hoped he hadn’t given himself away. If Beata found out that he had named his dog Fat Bea because of his feelings for her, and that he talked to Fat Bea about how she would be its mother one day, then Harvey would be in big trouble.
He never expected Fat Bea to actually understand what he was saying, but the smart little dog surprised him by running over to Beata as soon as it heard her name.
Harvey knew that if Beata found out about his secret feelings for her, it could ruin everything. So the only option was to blame his mom for naming the dog.
After all, this could affect Harvey’s future happiness with Beata. He believed that his mom would take the blame for him.
However, what Harvey didn’t know was that someone standing nearby had seen through all of his schemes.
Yael felt a chill run down his spine when Harvey appeared on the scene. He knew that Harvey sat next to Beata in class and had feelings for her.
As Beata’s bodyguard, Yael couldn’t do anything unless Harvey did something to upset her. But now that Yael realized what was going on inside himself, he couldn’t treat Harvey like any other classmate anymore.
Unfortunately for Yael though, there wasn’t much he could do or say at this moment without causing problems. Even though he felt annoyed inside himself about it all…
But Yael’s presence alone made Harvey feel uneasy and intimidated him greatly!
If it were anyone else in this situation with questions about their relationship with each other, they might try asking just so they can get a better idea of where things stood between them. But not when faced with someone like Yael, it wasn’t worth taking any risks!
It was just that Harvey wasn’t an idiot, and what men thought about men was much more obvious to each other.
Harvey originally planned on waiting until after graduation before confessing how much she meant to him… but now? What should he do?
Beata’s attention was still on Fat Bea, even though the name gave her a bit of a heart attack. But seeing how cute Fat Bea was, she accepted it.
After playing with Fat Bea for a while, Beata looked at Harvey and said, “I’m going home now. You should go home soon too.”
Harvey held the dog leash and wanted to say something else, but he didn’t dare to say anything in front of Yael’s strong oppression.
Nodding his head, Harvey said, “See you at school.”
Harvey had wanted to suggest that if Beata liked Fat Bea, they could walk the dog together every day.
But now wasn’t the time; he would talk to Beata about it tomorrow when they went back to school.
Beata nodded and rubbed Fat Bea’s head before saying goodbye to Harvey.
As she walked with Yael towards the parking lot, Beata noticed that Yael seemed upset.
She thought back carefully and realized there hadn’t been any problems before; Yael only became unhappy after Harvey appeared.
Instantly Beata felt happy inside. It couldn’t be more obvious than this ??she didn’t need any further testing!
Once they got into the car, Beata sat in the passenger seat as usual. She suddenly remembered there were some desserts in the back seat of the car which she had forgotten about earlier when trying to persuade Yael to eat with her by acting pitiful and sad or angry.
She pulled out two boxes from behind: one chocolate flavored and one oatmeal flavored ??both were her favorite combination when eaten together.
Since she mentioned them so many times today in front of Yael, Beata felt like she had no choice but let him try them out too.
Opening up both boxes along with two forks each, Beata used one fork for chocolate cake piece while using another fork for oatmeal cake piece. After combining both pieces onto one fork, she carefully handed it over towards Yael’s mouth saying, “Yael, you have got try this. It is really delicious!”
Yael did not expect such an action from Beata so he was stunned for a moment as his gaze fell on
Beata’s face.
Seeing that Yael wasn’t opening his mouth yet, Beata moved closer again holding up another spoonful near Yael’s lips and urging him, “Hurry up open your mouth. I can’t hold it anymore.”
The key point was that this cake could fall off at any moment!
Yael opened his mouth at Beata’s words and rolled the cake into his mouth. The taste was not what
Yael usually liked.
He almost never touched anything sweet. The taste he had wanted to try as a child but never got to, he didn’t want to touch as an adult.
So desserts and candy were things that Yael would never actively touch.
At this moment, when Beata fed him the chocolate and oatmeal mixed cake, Yael was actually very uncomfortable.
This taste was already very sweet for him.
However, Beata looked at him with a smile and said, “I’m right. It’s delicious, isn’t it? This dessert shop has an important feature – it’s not too sweet. Unlike some shops where chocolate is too much.”
Yael wanted to say that this taste was already too much for him but how could he disappoint her when she recommended it so highly?
Beata saw that Yael finished the cake in his mouth and made another one for him again. She fed it to the side of his mouth without hesitation.
This time, Yael didn’t hesitate but directly opened his mouth and rolled the cake in.
Beata blinked her bright eyes mischievously and said, “I’ll give you two bites; the rest is mine.”
Beata withdrew her hand and picked up two forks, one to feed Yael a piece of cake and the other to cut into the cake.
Beata still remembered the thing about Yael using the fork. If she didn’t have any qualms, she could actually make things a little more ambiguous now.
However, Beata did not do so. She still had her sanity and her rationality would not allow her to do something so outrageous.
Using another fork, Beata dug into the cake and said, “I’ll give you two bites. The rest is all mine.”
Yael chuckled. This phrase sounded too familiar. It was what Beata said when she was being cute at the dessert shop, “I’ll only have two bites of each.”
She had completely forgotten about this now.
Yael had not started the car yet, but was quietly waiting for Beata to finish eating.
For Beata, even though she had a very full dinner and there were so many other desserts available, she may not finish them all. In fact, most of what was left over today will not be eaten by her.
However, the most important thing was that she must have her favorite chocolate and oatmeal in her mouth.
Even if it was just a taste, it must be satisfying.
The car fell into a quietness. Beata was eating cake while Yael had one hand on the steering wheel and was lost in thought.
It was quite amazing that if two people who were not very close stayed together like this, they will definitely feel a very awkward atmosphere.
However, now neither of them had this feeling.
Beata felt very comfortable, as if it was supposed to be this way all along.
Yael was pondering a question and finally, when Beata finished eating two pieces of cake and had to reluctantly swallow the last bite, Yael asked, “Do you really like dogs?”
Yael was paying attention to Beata’s state, making sure that she had eaten everything before asking her.
Otherwise, he was really worried that if he suddenly spoke, it would startle her, especially if there was something in her mouth. Plus, what she was eating was actually quite sweet and Yael was afraid Beata might choke on it.
Beata said, “I like cats, dogs, rabbits and fish. I like them all.”
Yael only knew that River didn’t allow pets before, but Beata didn’t insist. Otherwise, with how much
