Chapter: 1861
Mark's affection for Cecilia was nostalgic. He cherished her youthful innocence, fragility, and the way she sought comfort in his embrace, calling him in an affectionate tone in their intimate moments.

As a grown woman now, this sensation was even more captivating.

Mark headed down to prepare the dinner.

Cecilia quickly tidied the room and then delved into reading the script.

This particular drama, suggested by Rena for its match to Cecilia's act, cast her as a sophisticated lady, a role Cecilia was eager to embody.

Cecilia found the role appealing. The script held her in its enchanting grip.

When Mark ascended the stairs to invite her for dinner, she glanced up and experienced a twinge in her neck.

Mark grabbed the script and flipped through a few pages. He couldn't contain his laughter.

Cecilia felt a touch of frustration due to embarrassment. The script seemed somewhat childish, but as a newcomer, she couldn't jump into a serious drama at once.

She reached for the script, inadvertently brushing against him. But by accident, she bumped into him.

Their bodies tumbled onto the couch, entwining as they overlapped, creating a romantic scene.

Despite their many intimate encounters, the unexpected excitement still left them breathless, especially Mark, who cherished holding

Cecilia close.

Cecilia felt a bit uncomfortable and tucked her hair behind her ear.

"Stand up from me."

Mark chose not to rise but instead cradled her close, planting a soft kiss on her lips.

"Are you still upset with me?"

Her nod was unguarded and sincere. Edwin got this very expression from her.

Mark felt a surge of warmth, a blend of desire and affection.

His cheek pressed against hers, their warm skin melding together. He whispered gently, "Can I offer myself as amends to you? Is that acceptable? Don't be upset. You're such a lovely girl. Frowning might cause wrinkles."
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