My Identities Were Revealed After Marriage

Chapter 27

After finishing breakfast, Levy inquired if Sandra had any plans for the day. She replied, saying she was

new to the city and didn't have any friends yet. However, she mentioned her intention to visit the mall to

gather some essential items for school as she would be starting classes the following week.

Levy swiftly interjected, suggesting that there was no need for Sandra to go to the mall. He assured her

that he would ask Auntie Zia to take care of getting everything she would require for school. Curiously,

Levy inquired about the course she intended to pursue.

Sandra glanced at Levy, silently questioning how he knew that she was going to university for the first

time. Sensing her confusion, Levy realized he had inadvertently revealed knowledge about her life

without her explicitly sharing it with him. Feeling embarrassed, he confessed, "I asked William to

investigate you. I apologize, but I prefer not being with someone I know nothing about." Sandra simply

smiled and replied, "It's okay." However, deep down, she wondered how Levy would react once he

discovered her true identities. For the first time, she felt a mix of excitement and anticipation at the

prospect of someone knowing who she truly was.

Sandra mustered the courage to ask, "I received my acceptance letter for university yesterday morning.

It's impossible for you to have obtained that information during the investigation. Dear husband, could

you kindly tell me if you were the one behind my acceptance into the university?"

Levy smiled and responded, "As expected of my wife. Yes, I did speak to the principal and request your

acceptance. During my investigation and background check on you, I discovered that there was a force

hindering the university from accepting you. Given our connection, I approached the principal and

asked him to do me this small favor."

Sandra scrutinized Levy's eyes, searching for any signs of deceit. She then said, "Thank you."

However, beneath her expression of gratitude, she cursed him for meddling in her life while

simultaneously appreciating his care and affection.

Feeling deeply touched, Sandra couldn't help but acknowledge that Levy Anthony, despite their

marriage being arranged by his great-grandparents, was truly looking after her. He proved to be an

ideal husband for someone seeking companionship. It was unfortunate that they had to meet under

these circumstances.

Sandra mentioned that since Auntie Zia would assist her with school preparations, she could either

stay home and relax or explore the area to familiarize herself before Levy's family arrived on Sunday.

She reminded him that her own family would also like to meet him on that day.

Leaving the dining area and heading towards their room, Sandra noticed Levy following her. She

paused and turned to face him, questioning his actions. "What is it? Why are you following me?" she

asked.

Levy replied, "Since you want to stay home, I thought I could spend time with you."

Curious, Sandra inquired, "Don't you have things to take care of? You just returned to City A, there

must be plenty of tasks to attend to."

Levy responded, "Those things can wait. I want to keep my wife company." Sandra acquiesced, saying,

"As you wish." They spent the entire day exploring the mansion, with Levy showing her each Anthony

family member's room, the garden, and the swimming pool.

Levy asked Sandra if she knew how to swim, to which she replied, "No." He then offered to teach her.

Sandra was surprised, asking, "You want to teach me how to swim?" Levy explained, "Did you think I

would let some other man come and touch or see my wife under the pretense of teaching her how to

swim? No, it's either I teach you or you forget about learning altogether."

Sandra couldn't help but smile, remarking, "Of all the things I imagined you to be, I never thought you

would be a jealous man, let alone so clingy." Levy replied, "I suppose there is a lot for you to learn

about me, but don't worry, with time, you'll come to understand me better."

Sandra settled onto a bench near the pool, admiring the beautiful flowers while a maid brought them

some snacks. They enjoyed their snacks and engaged in light conversation, with Levy primarily doing

the talking. He shared details about his family, reassuring Sandra not to be afraid of them. "You are free

to do anything you want in this house. It's your home as much as it is theirs," he assured her.

Sandra expressed her gratitude for Levy's concern but assured him that she would be spending most

of her time at school, minimizing the chances of conflicts arising between her and his family. Intrigued

by her statement, Levy immediately asked her to clarify.

Sandra playfully responded, "You know very well that I will be joining the university during their second

semester, thanks to you." They shared a lighthearted laugh before she continued, "I will need to put in

a lot of effort not to disappoint you."

Levy inwardly cursed himself for not anticipating this outcome. He hadn't expected that his decision to

send her back to school would complicate their newly married life. He wanted to get to know her better

and create an ideal environment for them as a married couple, but now it seemed more challenging to

achieve. He pondered for a moment before suggesting, "Can't you work from home?"

Sandra explained, "It's a two to three-hour drive from the Anthony family mansion to City A University,

which means I would arrive when classes have already begun."

Realizing the impracticality of the situation, Levy quickly responded, "I have a villa near City A

University. I suppose we can move in when you start classes on Monday. Thank goodness I instructed

William to prepare it as soon as I returned."

His possessiveness overcame him as he made arrangements for them to reside closer to the

university. Levy wanted to ensure that Sandra would be within his reach and that he could keep a

watchful eye on her, even during her educational pursuits.

Then he took out his phone and quietly sent a message to William: Buy a villa in City A University

Annex, the best.