Chapter 1538: The Most Important Thing Is Spiritual Communication

Chapter 1538: Chapter 1538: The Most Important Thing Is Spiritual Communication

"Matthew Saxon, don’t worry, no matter what happens, I will never leave you." Scarlett Yates suddenly pressed down on his shoulder, bit her lip, eyes shimmering with tears, and after saying this, she threw herself into his arms and hugged him like a koala.

"It’s actually not a big deal if you can’t do that, really. I’m not that interested in that aspect anyway. I think the most important thing between two people is spiritual connection. As for the physical side, it’s optional, not a necessity in life."

"I think a platonic love is pretty nice too. The most important thing when two people are together is whether their souls can truly connect. If you can fulfill that, then other aspects don’t really matter."

"You don’t believe me?" Seeing Matthew with a slight frown and a hesitant expression, Scarlett immediately patted her chest to assure him, "Every word I say is sincere. Besides, your condition is not untreatable. First, I think you need to let go of your so-called pride and arrogance and bravely face reality. It’s nothing to be ashamed of; everyone has some issues, nobody is perfect. I believe as long as you’re willing to cooperate with the doctors for proper treatment, it’s only a matter of time before you recover."

"Really, don’t stare at me like that. I’m your wife, you don’t have to hide anything from me. Do you think I’ll mind? I really don’t mind, not in the slightest."

"Matthew, what I love is you as a person. Even if you’re never able to do that, I won’t mind."

Her words were so sincere and passionate that even she was moved by herself.

A woman as kind and deeply affectionate as her is hard to come by.

"Scarlett." After listening to her lengthy speech, Matthew was a mix of amused and slightly annoyed.

This damned woman, she actually suspects he has issues in that area.

Does she even realize how damaging such suspicions are to a man’s dignity?

Scarlett blinked, "Hmm?"

Matthew took a deep breath, pursed his lips, and said word by word, "Who told you I have a problem with that?"

She blinked again, "Matthew, I really don’t mind, it’s not something to be ashamed of. Everyone gets sick, if you’re ill, just see a doctor."

He took another deep breath, grinding his teeth until they made a creaking sound, "I am not sick."

That’s how men are, right? When it comes to that kind of thing, they refuse to admit it, thinking that once they do, it would be very disgraceful.

She understands, she really understands.

She reached out, gently touched his face, and let out what she considered her most tender and understanding smile, "Come on, Matthew, it’s really not a shameful thing. Do you think I would look down on you because of it? I’m not that kind of person, I..."

"Why don’t you try and see for yourself if I have any problems?" Before she could continue to talk nonsense, Matthew flipped over and pressed her down.

"I was planning to give you a few days to prepare, but clearly there’s no need for that now. To prove my innocence, I’ll have to demonstrate it to you personally, using concrete actions to dispel these rumors."

He was definitely a man of action.

As soon as he finished speaking, two of her shirt buttons had already been undone.