Lock You In My Heart

Alexis was not pleased upon hearing this. His statements painted him as a marital freak.

However, he mistakenly believed that he was old enough to marry. Even if he did nothing, in less than two years, his parents would arrange blind dates for him.

After all, as the eldest son of the Williams family, he was tasked with the responsibility of carrying on the Williams name.

As a result, prior to being coerced into marriage by the Williams family, he resolved that he would rather find the ideal lady on

his own.

He was well conscious that he would be content in marriage only if he married the woman he loved. He was determined not to give up his independence and be miserable in a marriage. If he truly was in that type of marriage, he might not even want to return home to someone he disliked. What purpose did that life serve?

"Do not be worried. We are not as anxious about marriage as you are. You want to marry simply because you witnessed another couple having a nice marriage? It appears as though Westley made a significant difference in your life, which is a positive thing." Joseph agreed.

It was fortunate that Alexis recognized the benefits of a happy marriage. It was far preferable than being forced into marrying someone he disliked' by his family, which was awful.

"I'm not interested in being tied down by marriage so soon. However, I truly envy boss; he appears to be quite content right now. Human beings, I suppose, are peculiar beings." Alexis exhaled a sigh.

"Then, when they come back, ask Gabrielle. It is never too early or too late to marry the right person. My coffee is lukewarm; I'm going inside to brew more." Joseph entered the house, patting Alexis on the shoulder.

'Jonas, what are your thoughts? Are you thinking what I am thinking?" Alexis was curious as to Jonas's reaction. After all, they were similar individuals.

"Do you mean marrying?" Jonas gave him a smile.

"Don't you want to be happy like Gabrielle and boss?" Westley and Gabrielle's happy marriage made Alexis think that everyone should want to be in a happy marriage like theirs.

"You are overthinking it. Not every married couple can be as content as they are. I wish you, like Gabrielle and Westley, could find the ideal lady for you and be happy," Jonas said seriously.

"Are you truly endorsing me? Your words came across as weird," Alexis couldn't resist complaining.

"I'm not up for an argument with you. They've retumed." Finally, Jonas noticed the joyful couple approaching them on skates. "Did you have a wonderful time, Gabrielle?" Alexis swiftly gave warm water to them.

"Thank you." Gabrielle sipped from the cup to lubricate her throat. She seemed considerably better after she had had some water. "Indeed, we did. This is the first time I've ever skated on ice. I've skated in a rink previously, but it wasn't nearly as enjoyable as

skating on real ice. However, skating on ice was more exhausting," Gabrielle said, gasping for breath.

To be really candid, she enjoyed the sensation of skating on genuine ice. She had the sensation of flying.

In any case, the contrast between skating on actual ice and skating in a rink was so great that they could not be compared.

"If you enjoy it, you can request that Westley bring you here frequently. By the way, tomorrow we're going skiing on the ski run.

You will undoubtedly have a better time." Alexis informed Gabrielle about their upcoming itinerary. Gabrielle was so pleased when she heard this that she practically almost sprang to her feet.

"Really? That is real snow! That is fantastic. I'm thrilled for tomorrow," Gabrielle said happily.

How she hoped she could go there immediately.

"We've had a great time today. You should be exhausted by now. Change your shoes and let's go home." Westley sat Gabrielle

down and then he squatted down, untied her shoes, took off her skates, and quickly put on her boots for her, fearing that she would catch a cold.

"I can do it myself," Gabrielle said embarrassedly.

Westley took care of everything for her, treating her as if she were a kid. Jonas, in particular, was present, which gave her the impression that she was incapable of doing anything on her own.

"Of course, I am aware that you are capable of doing it yourself. However, I Just wish to assist you. Is it impossible for me to assist my wife in chahging her shoes?" Westley remarked confidently as he assisted her in changing her shoes. Gabrielle was unable to argue with Westley at any point.

"I'm sorry you're seeing this, but I just want you to know that I am not a mental retard," Gabrielle explained quickly to them. Although an explanation was superfluous, she didn't want people to mistake her for someone who couldn't live without her lover. "We know, Gabrielle. You are so intelligent; how could you possibly be a retard?" Alexis asked seriously.

Gabrielle's mood did not improve when she heard his comments, yet it was unusual. But she didn't want to overthink it; she was certain Alexis was not malicious.

"By the way, Gabrielle, I'd want to ask you something really important." Alexis abruptly switched his tone and spoke in a senous tone.

"Well, ask then." Gabrielle was still absorbed in the excitement of skating at the moment, but when she noticed Alexis's serious expression, she also turned serious.

"I.. just have a question for you." Alexis had composed a little speech in his head previously, but when Gabrielle stood directly in front of him, he was speechless.

"Gabrielle, Alexis wishes to inquire as to whether you have any single pals; he is looking for a date." Jonas took on the role of his spokesperson.

Alexis felt both relieved and a little irritated upon hearing this. He was relieved that Jonas had spoken his thoughts for him, and he was enraged that he had been denied the opportunity to do it himself.

"You mean that?" Gabrielle asked and desired confirmation from Alexis.

"Yes. Gabrielle, I want to date someone who's as kind and lovely as you, so that when we get married someday, we will be happy.

I don't want to marry someone my parents want me to marry." Alexis was unambiguous about his mission as the Williams family's eldest son. If he did not meet someone he loved, his family would compel him to marry another. There were a few happy arranged marmiages.

"Are any of your friends single, Gabrielle?" Alexis looked at Gabrielle with expectation.