Semua Bab When the Villainess Falls Out of Love: Bab 21 - Bab 30

 Nicha’s eyes gleamed with a predatory light. She wasn't about to let him devour her so easily. She wasn't some cheap convenience store meal he could just pop in the microwave and consume whenever he pleased."You wicked girl, don't torture me," Chayon pleaded. He was willing to play along with this little lamb's game for now. But if she kept teasing him like this, he couldn't guarantee she wouldn't have to call in sick to work tomorrow morning.A sly smirk touched her sweet, beautiful face. She was a cunning, plump little lamb. Her slender hands made quick work of the old wolf's trousers, leaving him in nothing but his briefs.The petite woman swallowed hard before leaning down to inhale his rich, masculine scent. Even at his age, he was impeccably fit, and his prowess in bed far surpassed that of men half his age. This was exactly why Nicha could never truly move on from him. She was constantly starved for the intoxicating, electrifying touc

  "It hurts so much."Kajarin had been bedridden, unable to move for days. Aside from the doctors, the only face she saw was Thamnithi’s; he hovered around, playfully getting on her nerves day in and day out."Does it hurt? What should we do? Can they increase your painkillers?" Tham fretted, his voice laced with genuine concern the moment he heard the petite woman whining softly from the bed."Don't fuss so much, Tham," she sighed.She had been calling him simply by his first name for a while now. This surprisingly stubborn man would frown deeply whenever she tried to use formal titles or distance herself with polite pronouns, leaving Kajarin no choice but to drop the formalities and just call him 'Tham'."Your surgery is tomorrow. You'll be all better soon," Tham soothed her. More than anything, he wanted to bring her back home to live with him as soon as possible."Stop

  The VIP van pulled up to the front of Kajarin’s house. The victorious gleam in the petite woman's eyes made Bellie’s blood boil. She was acting as if she had already won this game, carrying herself like she completely owned Thamnithi.Bellie’s eyes remained fixed on the recovering woman, burning with resentment. The manager had volunteered to push Kajarin’s wheelchair inside the house strictly because there were still things she needed to get off her chest."What exactly did you mean by that?" Bellie demanded, refusing to let the earlier conversation go."I didn't mean anything at all," the patient replied, a small smirk playing on her lips. Without a drop of makeup, her face looked like that of an innocent little demon. But that bright, harmless smile was precisely what enraged the woman glaring at her."Don't push your luck, Star. What right does a miserable, washed-up wret

 Bellie arrived at Tham’s house early in the morning. They had a scheduled shoot in another province today, and driving together was the most practical choice—it would allow him to review his scripts and rest fully without the exhaustion of driving himself.She had been waiting since 7:00 AM for their 8:00 AM departure. Auntie Jam, being well-acquainted with her, let her wait in the living room as usual. However, after an hour had passed and Tham still hadn't come down, Bellie decided she needed to go up and wake him, just as she had done many times before.But as she moved toward the stairs, Auntie Jam quickly stepped in to stop her."Khun Tham isn't sleeping upstairs," Auntie Jam informed her.The manager froze, turning back to the housekeeper with a look of pure confusion. "Wait, then where is he?" Her face was clouded with doubt. His bedroom was upstairs, and his car was still in the garage. There was nowhere else he should be

 Lunar New Year!!"Star, don't run so fast!"A young boy, dressed in a traditional Chinese outfit, called out to a little girl three years his junior."Hurry up, Wee!" The little girl in a fluffy, bright red dress, her hair tied up into two little buns and her cheeks naturally flushed, skipped ahead of the boy."No, be careful or you'll trip!" he kept warning her to watch her step.But caught up in the mischievous energy of childhood, little Kajarin wasn't nearly careful enough. The tiny girl dashed right out into the middle of the road just as a motorcycle was speeding by. Seeing the danger, Parawee sprinted forward and managed to snatch the little girl back just in time."Star! I told you to be careful! What would you have done if that car had hit you?" Parawee scolded her sharply.Badly startled, Kajarin began to cry. Tears rolled down her face, though she didn't make a single sound. Seeing the little girl from next do