Chapter: 1376
His physical prowess and skills were evident, effortlessly leading her to the peak of pleasure, leaving her overwhelmed with ecstasy.
Finally, satiated, he held her close, their bodies intertwined, as they showered together and sought rest.
Cradled in Mark's embrace, Cecilia couldn't shake off a slight unease. The heat of the moment made them forget about protection but she reassured herself that it was the safe period, and thus, she dismissed any worries.
Nestled against Mark's shoulder, she playfully chided him for his amorous advances, seemingly having been at the receiving end many times.
Mark leaned in, planting another tender kiss on her lips. In the aftermath of their passionate exchange, he softly inquired, "Aren't you happy?”
Cecilia blinked, her realization dawning upon her.
Alexis’ recovery had opened the door to a more open relationship—they could now be together without hiding.
Yet, despite her excitement, she hesitated to broach the topic of marriage.
Mark, sensing her unspoken desire, understood her predicament.
As long as his spirits were high, his longing for her knew no bounds.
Exhausted, Cecilia eventually succumbed to sleep, her body at rest.
In stark contrast, Mark was brimming with joy. Preparing a hearty meal and a plate of luscious fruits for her, he delighted in serving her needs.
As he left, he gently touched the velvet box concealed in his pocket. ©
At two o'clock in the afternoon, Peter arrived to pick Mark up.
Once in the car, Peter playfully remarked, "You look rather energetic today."
With a restrained smile, Mark replied, "She's been pestering me, and it's been draining my spirits."
Peter smirked in an ambiguous manner, understanding the source of Mark's frustration.
After their meeting, Mark emerged with a glum expression.
Concerned, Peter asked in a hushed tone, "What happened?"
“Let's get in the car first,” Mark replied grimly.
Once inside, Mark closed the window curtain and sighed softly, "Do you recall the project from half a year ago?"
Peter's eyes sparked with interest as he recollected the event.