A Cue For Love

Chapter 1144 The Truth Is Not Always Pretty

The hot pasta and Emma’s homecooked food were simple but the best meal for the end of a tiring day. Natalie picked up her fork and started digging into her pasta. At the same time, she cried out, “The pasta made by my hubby is certainly worlds apart from the pasta you can get outside. It’s delicious!”

Her eyes were bright as if all the stars in the sky had fallen into them when she voiced the compliment. Her lips were curled, and her eyes were crescents from the smile. Samuel was enamored.

“Why are you staring at me?” Natalie asked when she noticed Samuel’s burning gaze. “Is there something on my face?” “Mhm,” Samuel hummed with a solemn look.

“Where?” As Natalie said that, she rubbed her face. She found nothing, so she furrowed her brows. “What? Why can’t I find it?” Natalie mumbled. “Samuel, help me take a look at it. Why can’t I find it?”

“Come over.” Without hesitation, Natalie leaned her face over, blinking. She did not doubt the man’s words at all. However, in the next second, the man’s thin lips pressed against her soft ones, stopping her from breathing. “Mm… Mm…”

going to help wipe her face for her; she never thought he was going to turn into a beast at the dining table

at any time, and that was the same for Emma. If any of them caught sight of her getting kissed in a frenzied manner by Samuel, she

a little, she shot him a glare. “B*stard,

you’re quieter, it’ll be less likely that they’ll come in and see

she felt like the man was coming up with more nonsense logic after returning from the highland. Furthermore, his desires had

but now, it seemed like he had given up on that and decided to do anything he wanted. The

his craving did Samuel finally let Natalie go. As Natalie slowly ate her now room-temperature pasta, she angrily thought, Was he calculating the time earlier? He

done with her pasta, and just as she was about to stand up and clear away the table before returning to the room, Samuel abruptly grabbed her wrist, forcing her to halt in her

“Hm?”

did you