All Chapters of One Night Stand With CEO: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Anna was standing in the same spot where Nina was playing shots a while ago. She cast a glance at the ball and then looked toward the hole. Helplessness and nervousness were clearly visible in her eyes at that moment. At first glance, Mr. Roy seemed like a serious and decent person, but now she felt she was wrong. He was perhaps far ahead of Mark in making people miserable. Since childhood, Anna had no special interest in sports. In school, whenever it was sports hour, most of her time was spent watching other kids and listening to teachers praise them. The sports teacher once asked her to try the long jump, but she could never jump further than a meter. Taking a deep breath, she looked toward the hole again. This distance of five meters felt as vast as the distance between the earth and the sky today. Becoming nervous, she tightened her grip on the golf club. While handing her the club, Mark had taught her the correct way to hold it, but in her nervousness, she felt as if she was

After Mr. Roy left the golf course, Mark and Lucas had nothing left to do there. Today, Nina had a great opportunity to humiliate Anna in front of everyone and establish her dominance in the business world. However, due to Anna’s foolishness, that chance had slipped away. Frustrated, she finally let out her anger on Anna. "I knew from the start that you were good for nothing! It’s good that you proved today in front of everyone that there is no one stupider than you in this world. You are just a useless girl!" Nina said. "Nina, just shut up, please!" Lucas shouted at Nina, even though he didn't want to. He was also troubled by Mr. Roy leaving the meeting like that. But now, only the five of them remained at the golf course. Despite being with Nina, Lucas still had enough humanity left in him to feel Anna’s pain. "If Anna is useless, then what are you, Nina Mehta? A thief? A looter? Someone who lives luxuriously on others' hard-earned money?" Mark said supporting Anna as she trie

Evening was about to set in. The sun was slowly beginning to return to its resting place, but its glow—now tinged with a reddish hue—looked even more beautiful. Anna could feel its warmth deep within her heart. Mark wasn’t wearing anything under his shirt, yet he had taken it off anyway—only because Anna felt that if Mark lifted her in his arms, her short skirt would fail to cover anything properly. He could have made her walk instead if he wanted to, but he didn’t. With his well-built, muscular body, Mark held Anna in his arms as if she were a little child. Because he was carrying her, the muscles of his chest and arms stood out even more prominently. More than pain, it was embarrassment that made Anna’s face turn red. Her heartbeat suddenly quickened. Because of his stubborn nature, Mark often seemed overly rude to her—but whenever she saw this side of him, she forgot everything else. When he cared for her, it felt as if there was no one in the entire world more loving or caring t

Anna lay on the bed, listening to the sound of Mark going downstairs. When he returned within five minutes, he was holding a brown-colored medicine bottle in his hands. “Just wait and watch—once I apply this medicine, your pain and swelling will disappear completely,” he said as he opened the cap of the bottle. The moment the bottle was opened, a sharp chemical smell spread through the room. Mark poured a little of the medicine into his hand, spread it across his palm, and began gently massaging Anna’s waist. The coolness of the medicine combined with the warmth of Mark’s palms created a sensation that sent a shiver through Anna’s entire body—something Mark noticed too. He thought perhaps he was massaging a little too roughly, which might be making her uncomfortable. “Relax. Massaging it this way will help the medicine work faster,” he said reassuringly. Anna silently nodded her head and lay still. That was a different matter altogether—that Mark’s touch was stirring a storm withi

Anna glanced once at the board fixed beside the room door. Room Number 2809 was written on it. ' Anna, there’s nothing to be afraid of. You can do this. Just… just focus on the reason you came here.' Clenching her fists, Anna tried to encourage herself. She took a deep breath and pressed the doorbell. Hearing footsteps approaching from inside, her heartbeat began racing rapidly, yet she maintained confidence on her face. The door didn’t take long to open. A well-dressed man stood before her. He appeared to be between thirty-five and forty years old. “Whom would you like to meet, ma’am?” he asked politely. Seeing a stranger instead of the person she expected, Anna was startled. She quickly glanced again at the room number on the door. The number was absolutely correct. Then why was an unfamiliar man standing here? The question left her confused. After Mark had left for the office, Anna had remained in her room for a long time, thinking about everything he had said. Eventually,