My Husband, Warm The Bed

They only knew the name and country of the criminals, nothing else. What Levi and Monique needed to do at this moment was to infiltrate the country where the terrorists were. With no extra help, they need to find the two terrorists and bring them back to face the deserved punishment.

If it was just two terrorists, Levi and Monique were fully capable of dealing with them. However, everything they were about to face was still unknown.

They didn't know how many supporters there were behind the terrorists, and they didn't know how many of them were there. Once they took a wrong step forward, they would face the possibility of dying. Before leaving, their commander, Jasper, was also afraid that they would face accidents and said, "Levi and Monique, we are currently in a tense situation with that country. It is impossible for their government to help us find more accomplices. This operation fully relies on the cooperation between you two. All emergencies have to be solved by yourselves. You must understand this."

Levi said, "Commander, many seniors have done missions like this before. We are not the first, so don't worry."

Jasper looked at them again and continued, "Levi and Monique, get ready to leave."

Levi and Monique gave military salutes to Jasper, then turned around and strode away.

Looking at them leaving, Tobias worriedly said, "Commander, Levi and Monique still lack practical experience. This time, we've ordered them to catch two extremely aggressive criminals. I'm a little worried... What if Levi gets into trouble? How can we explain it to Colonel Brown?"

Jasper looked at him and said plainly, "Do you really think that I'm the one who chose Levi to carry out this mission?"

Tobias was taken aback. "It wasn't you?"

Jasper added, "This mission entails facing extremely ferocious terrorists. If one were not to be careful, they would lose their lives. Even if I had incredible courage, I would not arrange for Levi to carry out this mission."

Tobias seemed to have understood. "Do you mean that this matter has something to do with Colonel Brown?"

Jasper asked, "What else?"

Tobias continued to ask, "Then what if..."

Jasper interrupted him by saying, "The reason why Colonel Brown asked for Levi to carry out this mission is because he's very confident in Levi and wants to give him a chance too. As long as Levi and Monique can bring the criminals back safely this time, then they will be able to compete with the students of Team 3 to train in the military academy."

"Being confident in him is one thing, but there's no way Colonel Brown doesn't understand the risks behind this mission." Tobias sighed. "He is so cruel that he dares to risk his own son's life. If anything happens, how is he going to explain it to his wife?"

Jasper replied, "Perhaps, this is the main reason why Colonel Brown was able to take charge of the Chatterton Town military region at a young age. Plus, this isn't something that you and I can talk about. Be careful of what you say in the future. You know what you can say, and what you can not."

Tobias agreed, "Yes."

"Go on and do your job." Jasper waved his hand. He asked Tobias to not worry about them when in reality, his heart could not let it go either.

"What are you thinking about, Monique?" From the moment they had received the task till they left, Monique had not uttered a word. Sitting in the car that was leaving the military area, Levi couldn't help but kick her gently to try to catch her attention.

Monique turned around to look at him, her gaze a little sharp. "Don't disturb me!"

Levi had taken the initiative to speak to Monique first, but she was being too fierce. He felt very wronged but when he thought about the fact that Monique was acting like this out of fear, he did not get angry but felt concerned for her instead.

He drew closer to her. "What's wrong? Are you scared?"

"Scared? In my dictionary, the word 'scared' doesn't exist." Monique raised her head and looked out of the window, her eyes fierce but lost. "I was thinking about how to catch those terrorists and how to deal with them."

"Monique, we humans are all hot-blooded animals. It's normal for us to be afraid. It's not embarrassing at all to admit that." Levi stretched his arm out and put his hand on Monique's shoulder. He was about to hug her in his arms when she suddenly twisted his arm. He whined in pain and asked, "Monique, what are you doing?"

"Levi, I'm warning you, don't do anything unnecessary while we're on a mission!" Monique ordered in a cold voice like a sharp arrow piercing through Levi's heart. He looked at her, his eyes full of hurt as he asked, "What do you mean by that?"

"Levi, outside the military, we're a couple, so I can just let you hug me and act all coquettishly. Now, we're on a mission. We are not a couple but comrades who are working together." Realizing that she had overdone it, Monique patiently explained, "Our mission this time is arduous. We can't take it lightly and must do our best, or we may not be able to come back."

She still wanted to wear a wedding dress and be his bride. Not only that, she also hoped to live through multiple sunrises and sunsets with him.

"I know," Levi replied. Monique was obviously afraid and worried, but she was too stubborn to admit it. Levi rubbed her head and said, "But you have to believe in us and not worry so much. Okay?"

"I wouldn't be this worried if I was alone on this mission, but because you're here, I can't help but worry. I'm so scared." Ronald's death was still a vivid image in her mind. This time, the two of them were to capture those criminals who escaped and their opponents were a formidable force. What would she do if Levi ran into trouble?

"Do you trust me or not?" Levi asked.

Monique replied, "Of course I do."

"So you don't trust yourself?" Levi asked.

"Of course I trust myself."

Levi replied, "You trust me, and you trust yourself too. Now that we're working together, what else do you have to worry about?"

"I" Monique was about to open her mouth when Levi lowered his head and kissed her passionately, stopping her from talking. Only when he felt that she was in a better mood did he let go of her. He gently touched her lips and said, "Monique, can you promise me one thing?"

Monique's face was flushed. "What do you want me to promise?"

"Ahem..." Levi cleared his throat and said seriously, "Once we successfully complete this mission assigned by the superiors, we'll register for marriage when we return." Monique stuttered, "I-"

Levi looked at her, his eyes calm and firm. "You must promise me this!"

"Okay, but-" Monique thought about it for a while and gritted her teeth. Before she could even agree, she was interrupted by Levi. "Monique, you must promise me this. There cannot be any 'buts'."