CHAPTER 7: Steal Her From Him

-=Ram's Point of View=-

My attention was retained on them, and for some inexplicable reason, I had the urge to approach their table, remove the woman from Henry's company, and walk away. However, I refrained from doing so because I wanted to approach her at the most appropriate moment.

She is just as gorgeous as she was the last time I saw her, if not more so, because of her attire and demeanor.

She appears sophisticated, but I prefer her naked in my bed. As a result of this thought, the member between my legs reacted as though it could not wait to feel her again.

"Damn it!" I silently muttered.

By all means, I needed to steal her from Henry Cervantes!

They spoke for nearly an hour as if they were discussing something important, and their proximity is making me agitated.

While secretly watching them, I decided to order something to eat; instead of watching them foolishly, I might as well take my dinner.

Since their arrival, all eyes have been on them. Henry Cervantes is a well-