Female NovelChapter 2864 bruptly, his laughter ceased.
Compelled by an irresistible urge, he gently tugged at her soft locks, his voice tinged with tremors. “Melissa?” Her face flushed with redness, as she had never engaged in such audacious behavior before.
Ultimately, Marcus yielded to the impulse and shared an intimate moment with her.
After the intimate encounter, he showed no haste in rising or taking a shower.
Cradling her with one hand, he retrieved a small velvet box from his trousers on the floor. Upon opening it, a dazzling diamond necklace, seemingly of substantial value, was revealed.Contents belong to NovelDrama.Org
“Is this for me?” Melissa exclaimed joyfully, reaching for the necklace. “When did you acquire it?” Eagles.
Yet Marcus nonchalantly remarked, “It's intended for Sylvia." Melissa's countenance fell.
Not due to the jewelry itself, but because her hopeful anticipation was doused by Marcus, and she suspected it was deliberate.
With a pout, she turned away, declaring, “If it's not meant for me, why flaunt it in front of me?” Amusement flickered in Marcus’ eyes.
Toying with the necklace, he embraced her with one arm. “Are you upset? Your temper flares up effortlessly. What are you, if not a little firecracker?” “No, I'm not.” Books Chapters Are Daily Updated Join & Stay Updated for All Books Updates...
Marcus casually set the box down.
He spun her around, pinning her beneath his body, and shamelessly whispered in her ear, “You adore my carrot so much, and yet you claim not to be a rabbit?” Uttering these words, his fingers traced over her.
Her form was tender and petite.
Confidence waned in Melissa, prompting her to bury her face in his arms, hesitant to emerge.
He proved mischievous.
A sense of satisfaction washed over Marcus.
In truth, he was teasing her. It was just a casual thank-you gift for Sylvia. Exquisite indeed, but not enough for someone as important as his little bunny. Naturally, he had to be meticulous in selecting Melissa's present. Enlisting a renowned designer seemed the prudent choice.
Marcus couldn't hastily buy their engagement rings.