The Mysterious Billionaire and His Substitute Bride

Just as Ethan was about to walk out of the bedroom, Janet, wearing nothing but a bath towel, came out of the bathroom and met his gaze.

The two looked at each other wordlessly for a moment. Ethan then slipped one hand into his trouser pocket, while the other hand was holding a mug.

Nobody spoke for what seemed like an eternity.

Ethan, truth be told, was stunned speechless. His Adam’s apple bobbed as he gulped excitedly.

He was much taller than Janet, so he could clearly see her cleavage peeking from above the bath towel.

When Janet realized what he was looking at, she blushed a bright red and tried to rush into her room, intending to pretend that nothing had happened.

But the corridor wasn’t that big. It only took Ethan two steps to grab her by the wrist and pull her into his arms from behind.

The woman’s skin was smooth and supple, subconsciously making him want to caress it.

“Honey, you shouldn’t dress like this and walk around,” He teased in a low voice, deliberately poking fun of her.

Janet opened her mouth to say something, but soon found that she was at a loss for words.

are you talking about? I just forgot to bring my clothes into the bathroom. Let go of me!” Covering her chest with one

the opposite and pulled her even closer to him.

took in her scent. She smelled like fresh body wash, similar to

me just walk with you, okay?” Ethan pinched her gently

when he pinched her.

tickled the back

the bath towel

man to touch a woman like this. Just let me go,

his face, Ethan suddenly loosened his grip

blushed, thinking that he was ogling her. She held her arms over her chest protectively, blocking Ethan’s view of her cleavage. “I’m fine,” she said hurriedly. “Just let me go back to my

to squirm out

like this, her bath towel would

with her on purpose. Pinching her cheek, he suddenly grew serious. “I hope you’ve learned your lesson. You’re young

of Janet crying silently

let that lecherous man off the hook so easily. He should’ve beaten him until he could never stand up