The Enticing CEO’s Chosen Bride

Chapter 410

“Are you free tonight? Let’s go out and chill a bit, I’m kinda beat lately” Chloe said

In the bedroom, Damon held his phone, glancing at the clock on the bedside table

The blanket slipped a bit down his body, revealing the curve of his back. He used a remote to open the curtains, sunlight instantly flooded the room, lighting up every dust particle in the air

His face was inherently handsome and noble. He had just woken up, his hair was a bit messy, but it didn’t make him any less attractive. His lazy demeanor was so chaming that she couldn’t help but be drawn in

“Ready to roll?” He asked.

He threw the blanket off, sat up, his solid chest and waist fully exposed. He draped a robe over one shoulder, stood up, his abs flexed and relaxed with his movements, sharply outlined This was quite different from his usual sharp-suited, reserved self.

After he tied his robe, he walked to the window, listening to Chloe’s words.

Chloe, watching Keira enter the dining room, said nonchalantly, “Yeah, I’m all set, so I thought I’d kick back a bit

Keira took her seat across Chloe without batting an eyelid

out

let’s go out tonight Chloe paused, then asked, “Did you just wake up?”

sleep without you” Damon said.

at Keira across the table, coughed lightly, “If there’s nothing

up, the servant placed breakfast in front of

the servant directly, “No need to cook dinner for me tonight. I’ll be

“Okay”

replied indifferently, glanced at

Chloe finished eating and left, Keira pushed away her barely-touched breakfast, and went upstairs.

easily found a newly designed perfume formula on her desk. She read it carefully,

a moment, Keira felt excited. But then, she felt a deep jealousy. Chloe was more talented at the piano,

If not for her beauty and some skills, how could the Summers family accept

should the daughter of a woman with no background and no support have everything, while she,

Chloe in every aspect, then she would

work, Chloe and Damon returned to Greenfield

here, they said they’d see the alpacas, but they didn’t. She hadn’t had the