Love At The Right Price

Chapter 23

By the time they drove back to Springvale Place, Tim was already asleep.

Frank gently carried Tamara back to her room. As he smelled the stench of alcohol that emanated off her, he couldn’t help but frown.

“Tamara.” He called her name softly.

Tamara had drunk herself into a stupor, and although there was still a trace of reason left in her subconscious, it could not withstand the invasion of drunkenness. She opened her mouth to respond, but couldn’t manage to say anything.

Left with no other choice, Frank had to take off her shoes and coat by himself. She was wearing a simple silk fitted blouse on the inside.

Tamara had a good figure and looked very thin, but she was still curvy in the right areas.

flushed crimson as she twisted her body in discomfort. As he watched her pull her collar down with pouting lips and fluttering eyelashes, Frank involuntarily thought about her fierceness and lack of experience during the night at Goldcrown Hotel

Frank averted his eyes, feeling his throat turn dry. He thought that he was someone with better self-control in this area, but when he was faced with Tamara, his self-control that he was proud of fell

There was no need for her to make any deliberate actions at all. With just a

and rushed into the bathroom

clothes and brought her into the bathroom at the speed of light. He planned to help her take

him frown. When he turned

that Tamara, who always looked so glamorous, would

back was almost entirely covered in unsightly scars spanning from her

a child, he couldn’t imagine how such a severe burn was caused, much less how Tamara managed to bear it back then. She must have been in terrible pain at the time. But

always thought he was cold-hearted, felt his heart ache involuntarily as he looked at these scars. His parched mind

placed her on the large bed. His big hand crossed her sleeping cheek, and his dark eyes overflowed

“Although I don’t know what you went through before, from now on, you have me.” Frank stared at Tamara deeply. No matter what happened in the future,