LOGINAnd somehow, that made everything feel even more intense.Every now and then, Lydia glanced at him. Without realizing it, she kept wetting her lips with the tip of her tongue—a small gesture that didn’t go unnoticed. It pulled a knowing smile from Cale.The elevator doors slid open.They walked towa
“Are you… seriously expecting me to keep wearing this?” Lydia whispered, disbelief clear in her voice as she walked with something still inside her.“What do you think?” Cale shot her a teasing glance, his arm slipping around her waist in an affectionate hold. “Should I increase the intensity, my lo
“I could do it,” Lydia replied before she had time to think it through.“Then there’s no problem.” His tone was far too casual.And somehow, that was exactly what unsettled her.“Cale,” she said, her voice softer now as she looked at him, “you’re really impossible.”“Maybe.”“This is a public place.
He noticed she had finished her meal. Only dessert and her favorite salad remained.Without a word, he reached into the inner pocket of his jacket and placed a small box on the table.“For you.”Lydia looked at it, then back at him. “What is this?”“A gift.”“We’re already married,” Lydia said, thou
The Berlin sky slowly shifted, fading from pale orange into a deep, tranquil blue as night took over. High above the city, far from its noise, a private sky dining area had been prepared, nothing overly grand, nothing excessive, yet intimate enough to feel as though it belonged to just the two of th
Warm steam filled the room, rising in soft curls from the gently rippling water. Daylight streamed through the wide glass windows, spilling across the surface of the jacuzzi that overlooked the heart of Berlin. The contrast between the cold outside and the warmth within made the atmosphere feel… alm
“You bet I am,” Chase said, reaching down to take Josh’s hand as well. He guided them both toward a private dining room. “I’m sure everything’s been perfectly prepared.”It didn’t take long before they arrived at a quiet room on the top floor, with sweeping views of Mighatan’s glittering skyline. A
Althea laughed softly. “Of course, sweetheart. Just take it slow. No need to rush—it’s not good for your stomach.”The conversation unfolded in an easy warmth. Mrs. Yoshida spoke about her tireless efforts in hosting charity events to support education, not only in Mighatan but also in nearby cities
“Am I still not allowed to go home?” Althea asked softly, already seated in Chase’s car as they drove back to Miller estate. Ever since her name had been dragged into the scandal with Daven and Vanessa, she’d been asked to stay with Chase’s family.But wasn’t this dragging on too long?“Do you mind?
Hello, my dear readers.Thank you for all the appreciation you have shown me, especially your support and comments after my updates.For October, the story I will be writing is titled THE WOMEN WHO LIVE LIKE A SUPERSTAR. I can't wait to continue the story, and I hope you will enjoy it.What about th







