A Cue For Happiness

Chapter 111 An Inch Away

Natalie lost her balance and stumbled.

Much to her dismay, she fell right into Samuel’s embrace.

The force caused Samuel to stagger backward and sit onto the toilet seat’s cover. Meanwhile, Natalie landed right onto his sturdy thighs.

All of this happened in the blink of an eye.

Natalie’s heart pounded so fast as though it was going to shoot up and out of her mouth.

What the hell is wrong with him? Why did he have to open the door all of a sudden? What’s worse is that this position I’m in is just too embarrassing! I’m only an inch away from his family jewels!

“Don’t move. I’ll get up on my own,” Natalie ordered in a soft tone while biting back how flustered she felt.

Just as she was about to stand, Samuel’s arms wrapped around her slender waist and forced her to remain in that intimate position.

Unable to retaliate against his overwhelming strength, Natalie had no choice but to remain seated on his thighs while her face was inches away from his.

If things were not already bad enough, she could also sense his gradually hardening member jutting against her thigh.

Natalie’s trembling voice bellowed, “Y-You’re crossing the line, Samuel!”

“Crossing the line? You’re the one who threw yourself at me…”

red face.

my thighs? That I forcefully pressed your body against mine in this

used the only excuse to escape that she could think of – She brought up

her. “Since you’re awake, let’s continue our conversation about that childhood

are you

going to tell me about this

know what you’re talking

playing dumb. Instead, his lips curled into

around her, pulling her closer

caused her bodily curves to press tautly against him with no

heavy intimacy was a

had not experienced anything like this, except for that night from six years

now

are you going to tell me about

to meet his domineering

believe he is using this tension

could not take her chances

worried he would go wild and take advantage of her without

The man’s patience

me. We grew up together in the same neighborhood. He’s a righteous young man who only sees me as an elder sister,

“What about you?”