My Wives Are Too Overpowered Chapter 5 Daughter-In-Law

It had been a whole minute since lissa started kissing Alex, and there seed to be no signs of her stopping anyti soon.

Alex was starting to have trouble breathing and he tapped on lissa's back, gesturing to her to stop.

Feeling the taps, lissa imdiately stopped because she didn't want to hurt her husband in any way whatsoever.

"Huff... Huff..." Alex took support of lissa's shoulder and breathed heavily.

Looking at her husband's condition, lissa put on an apologetic smile and said softly while rubbing his back, "sorry..."

Once Alex's breath stabilized, he stared at lissa for a good few seconds with a poker face, wondering if this woman was crazy or just too much in love with him.

A few seconds of analysis later, Alex realized it was the latter and rubbed his temples.

Although it felt nice knowing such a beautiful woman loved you from the bottom of her heart and was also very proactive in the relationship, it all happened too suddenly and put an air of doubt within Alex's heart.

But given how she knew so much about him and also seed to contain supernatural powers, Alex felt he should stop whining and accept the things happening to him.

When sothing bad happens to a person, he's easily able to accept it. But when sothing good happens all of a sudden, it makes them question. Such was human nature and Alex was a normal person, so this was bound to be the case.

However, looking at the woman's tender feelings, Alex's heart finally lted and he gave in.

'If I die, I die.' Alex thought as he accepted lissa's love.

Even if she were to harm him later for so reason, Alex would have no regret, now that he made his decision.

Looking at lissa, Alex leaned forward and said softly in her ears, "next ti be a bit gentle, yes?"

lissa shivered hearing that. Her lips curved into a happy smile and she said, "y-yes."

lissa could tell her husband had finally accepted her. She didn't know what went through his head, but at last, she wouldn't need to fight him just to kiss or hug him.

Finally having the situation between him and lissa cleared up, Alex pointed towards his passed out parents and said, "they think I am a virgin who can't even greet a woman. They put on the sa pedestal as a gar who hasn't touched grass in ages and would jizz himself the mont he sees soone of the opposite sex."

"It's ssed up, but I am the one to bla." Alex smiled and shook his head. "Don't get wrong, they're lovely guys. Very supportive, very caring, very nice. It was who showed no interest in people for years and put them in this state."

lissa giggled. "Husband sure loves to take all the bla."

"Not really. This ti it really is my fault, but..." Alex faced lissa. He poked her face with his index finger and continued, "part of the bla goes to you for jumping on in front of them. Not just jumping, but outright kissing . Thankfully things didn't go past that otherwise..."

lissa chuckled. "Otherwise?"

Alex turned to look at his parents and after a pause, said, "otherwise I probably would've beco an orphan, I guess."

"..." lissa's smile disappeared hearing that. "Why would you say sothing like that..."

"It's true, though."

"Well... erhm..." lissa cleared her throat. "Do we wake them up now?"

"Obviously." Alex said and walked towards Josh and Janet.

He held their wrists and first checked the rate of their pulse.

Looking at her husband do weird things, lissa said, "should I--"

"I'll do it myself."

"But it'll only take a second..." lissa put on a sad face.

Alex shook his head. "They'll just get more confused if you use any magic on them. Let wake them up normally."

"If you say so." lissa backed away and sat down on the couch she previously was on.

Alex took so water on his hand and sprinkled them on their faces. There was no response. He then clapped his hands together near their ears -- still no reaction.

Alex slowly brought his hand closer to their ears and when it was just half an inch away, he clapped them as loud as he could, jolting the two awake.

"Gunshots? In our neighborhood!? Honey, get the guns!" This was Janet's first response to hearing a loud clap.

"GUNS!" Josh's first reaction was listening to his wife.

"Calm down, you two. There's no gunshots." Alex made them sit back down on their seats.

He then took a seat beside lissa and looking at his parents, said, "I have sothing important to tell you."

"..." Josh and Janet were dumbfounded with the sudden change of atmosphere.

Their son... he was sitting close to a girl! Not only was he sitting close, he also seed perfectly fine. There didn't seem to be any nervousness, he wasn't shaking, and it was as if... as if he was skilled with the ways of being around woman.

'HOW!?' Josh and Janet both questioned themselves internally but didn't say it out loud.

They didn't want to bring their son's confidence down, but being his parents, they were genuinely confused as to what even was wrong with his behavior.

For now, the two decided to respect their son's instructions and sat quietly on the couch, waiting for him to speak and say the important thing.

Having his parents' attention, Alex said, "Yeah, so... I'll make a brief introduction first. Mom, dad, this is lissa and lissa, they both are my parents, Josh Gray and Janet Gray."

Josh and Janet smiled and waved at lissa, who waved back in return.

"Good, now that the introduction is over, onto the main topic." Alex turned the seriousness of the conversation up a notch.

Josh and Janet sat at the edge of their seats as he said that and listened intently.

"You both saw lissa kiss --"

"Yes! Yes! Sweety, what got to you for doing that!?" Janet couldn't hold herself back and asked lissa. "My son could've very well died from a shock. You know he's never--"

Alex looked at his mother with a dead serious face as she said that.

"Okay, okay, I'll not interrupt..." Janet realized her mistake and put her hands up.

Getting the chance to continue, Alex said, "yeah so, she kissed and it's all normal. The reason being... we are married."

"Oh, I see-- WHAT!?"

"WHAT!? WHEN???"

Janet and Josh both felt their worlds turn upside down with this statent from Alex.

"Please calm down and let explain." Alex politely requested them.

He could understand their reactions and frankly speaking, they've still had a mild reaction as compared to the majority who would whoop their children's asses if they got to know about sothing like this.

"Alex..." Janet knitted her brows and said. She walked close to him and holding his shoulders, stared into his eyes and continued, "...are you being serious here? Tell mom it was a joke and I'll let it slide..."

Josh appeared behind his wife and placed a hand on her shoulder, trying to comfort her.

Alex shook his head. He looked at his mom and then at his dad and said, "Mom, Dad, I really am married. I don't know when this happened as my mories are all very foggy, but yes, I am."

Josh and Janet firstly stared at Alex for a few seconds, then at each other, and then sighed together at the sa ti.

Josh looked at Alex and shaking his head, said, "son, if you're being serious... you could've at least sent us a text ssage saying you were getting married. We never would've been a hindrance in your relationship and would actually cheer for you. Why did you--"

"Dad, I understand you. But if it makes you feel better... even I don't know when and how I got married." Alex put on an apologetic smile.

"What?" Josh questioned.

Alex nodded. "I have no mories of it and I really don't know."

Janet knitted her brows. "Alex, are you trying to prank us or sothing by saying those things?"

Alex shook his head. "Mom, I am being really serious."

"If you have no mories, you're wearing no ring, how do you even know you're married?" Janet pointed.

"Oh, there are rings." lissa suddenly chid in.

Everyone turned towards her instantly as she said that.

"We have rings!?" Alex was the one most surprised hearing that.

"Yes." lissa nodded. She took out a ring from her pocket and handed it to Alex. "Here, this is the one."

The ring lissa handed was a plain silver ring with a tallic shine to it.

Alex looked at it and then said to his mother, "there... rings."

"Where's the other one?" Janet questioned, to which lissa showed her hand, the sa ring being present on her finger.

"Haiz... you two really seed to have gotten married..." Janet didn't need any more proof and she fully believed in her son's words.

Despite knowing her son was married and doing well in life now, the disappointnt of not being present for his big day was visible on both Janet and Josh's face.

Alex could feel it clearly and tapping on their shoulders, he said with a smile, "why are you guys sad? A marriage isn't complete without celebration and blessings from the parents. You guys clearly weren't there for that day, my marriage is still incomplete and remaining."

"Let's properly have the wedding in a bit of ti and if it doesn't go well, then you two can show these disappointed faces."

Josh and Janet's worries eased and their sadness washed away as Alex said that.

"Right, marriage isn't complete without celebrations. Let's call all the friends and family and officially have you guys tie a knot together." Janet said happily.

"I'll go call the wedding planners right away!" Josh ran away after saying so.

Alex smiled and shook his head. "You guys are getting so excited, it's good, but aren't you forgetting sothing?"

"Hmm? Forgetting sothing?" Janet asked, a bit confused.

Alex nodded. "Shouldn't we also ask how lissa feels about the wedding? What if she--"

"No, no, no. I am completely fine with anything husband wants." lissa chid in again and said.

Janet giggled hearing that and walked towards lissa.

She hugged her and planting a kiss on her head, said, "I am so happy to have such a good daughter-in-law."