My Quick-witted Baby (Arabella and Kenneth)

Chapter 534

Arabella's lips were red and well-shaped, looking attractive. Her mouth was small and made men want

to kiss it.

She turned out to be so beautiful after taking off her veil. Kenneth could not help thinking of his dream

that night.

But why was she in his bed? Was she here to seduce him?

His Adam's apple rolled up and down. Many women had tried to sleep with him, but she was the

boldest. He stretched out to touch her tender face with his rough fingers.

She did not wear makeup, so her face was fair and clean. Smelling her natural body fragrance and his

shower gel, he found he liked everything about her.

After he put some strength in his fingers, the rosy place he pressed turned pale. After he repeated it a

few more times, he mockingly smiled, lowered his head, and kissed her red lips.

While Arabella was sleeping soundly, she suddenly had a nightmare of a rock pressing on her heart.

It was uncomfortable. Her slender eyelashes uneasily fluttered before she opened her eyes. Then, she

saw Kenneth's handsome face at a close distance.

Her mind exploded with a bang. She had no time to think about why he was in her room or what he

was doing before she pushed his muscular chest hard and said, "Let go of me! What are you doing?"

Kenneth didn't move. He put his big hands on her sides, trapped her delicate body in his arms, and

condescendingly looked at her, saying, "Are you awake? I thought you would continue pretending to

sleep."

Arabella was stunned and asked, "Do you think I was pretending to sleep?" Text property © Nôvel(D)ra/ma.Org.

He hoarsely said in a charming voice, "Do you think I am a fool? You entered my bedroom, put on my

clothes, and lay on my bed. Do you want to sleep here?"

Wait!

Was this his bedroom?

Arabella instantly realized Sharon and Ms. Sally had tricked her into sleeping in his bedroom.

"Mr. Lucero, there is a misunderstanding. Please let go of me. I can explain."

Kenneth looked at her and said, "Go ahead. I will listen."

"I came here to apply for a job. Aren't you looking for a cook majoring in nutrition? I'm here to take care

of Sharon."