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Chapter 26

Author: sweetjelly
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-23 21:40:30

"Nelson, can you behave? There are so many people here, yet you still manage to flirt," I whispered, my tone calm, but I couldn't mask the irritation in my voice.

"I'm the one you're blaming again? You're the one who woke up my..."

I felt the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. Honestly, I just wanted to shove him away, but he was enjoying the way he had me wrapped up in his arms. The real problem, though, was Hector still standing there, too embarrassed to leave.

"Nelson, let go of me. This is too much," I said, barely parting my lips.

I was making sure my fake smile stayed in place. The maids—just like Hector—were still in front of us, watching, grinning, just like Nelson. That playful, crazy Nelson held me like he had all the time in the world, wrapping me up in an endless embrace.

"Can't you hear what I'm saying?" I whispered again, but Nelson only flashed that annoying grin.

"No... I hear something else. The cry of your lower belly... I mean, your heart, calling my name," he t
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