Marrying Mr. Arrogant
Yet, upholding my posture, I placed the food on the table and sat beside Saafia, “There you go, eat.”
“I said I am not hungry.” She whined, shaking her head in denial and I won’t let her ruin her health.
Shifting closer unintentionally, I moved my hand behind her and brought a bite near her lips softly. I used to feed my mother too when she was sick.
“I will feed you. Open your mouth.” I offered, trying to sound compelling, gaining her attention as well.
Lifting her eyes beautifully, she fidgetted her fingers around her dress anxiously and parted those plump lips. My heart skipped a beat, averting my eyes to not stare at her compelling expression and fed her.