My Husband Is a Gary Stu

Chapter 167 Remove It And Get A New Tattoo

Meanwhile, Genevieve pushed Armand away when they returned to the room and headed to the bathroom for a shower. Just as she finished drying her hair, Armand approached her.

Grabbing her waist, he placed her on the sink countertop.

Genevieve was only wearing a thin bathrobe. The cold from the marble countertop seeped through the clothes and made her shiver.

As soon as she frowned, Armand kissed her. The warmth of his body spread to Genevieve’s palms, making her forget about the cold.

The kiss lasted for a long time. When Genevieve leaned back to get some fresh air, she watched Armand take off his shirt in a daze. A faint spot of purple swayed in front of her eyes.

She suddenly came back to her senses. There was a light purple bellflower on Armand’s chest, which was about the size of a thumb.

When Armand leaned in to kiss her again, Genevieve pushed him away forcefully and even used her feet to push him further away.

Armand followed her displeased gaze and lowered his head. He paused when he saw the tattoo on his chest, then uttered amusedly, “This tattoo is to cover the gunshot wound. It has nothing to do with Marilyn.”

lips were still

head, she jumped off the countertop and left the bathroom to change into a

she grabbed his hand and

guess what she wanted to do. He rubbed his brows with his fingers

left the hotel, Genevieve happened to see Steven making Patrick get into the

his gaze was dim. Genevieve could not hear what

Genevieve approached them.

quickly looked away

Faulkner, are you

car behind Steven sped away, she took out her phone to type out a message: Why is Patrick leaving? Is he returning to Jadeborough

there to help out.” Steven lowered his head, his voice

there was blood on the corner of

ask more. However, she thought it was normal for Patrick to deal with matters assigned by Steven since he was the latter’s younger brother. Hence, she put her phone

car and personally opened the door for Genevieve and Armand

asked respectfully, “Where would