The Wrong Woman

Mila lay on the bed and slightly moved before drifting into a deep sleep. "Chubs?" Nathan's fingers gently brushed her bangs aside. He tucked the disheveled strands behind her ear.

Nathan frowned. "Chubs, wake up. You can't sleep like this," he said in a low and seductive voice. "You will catch a cold if you kick off the blanket at night.”

Mila only felt a buzzing noise in her ears. She impatiently rubbed her ears with her hand, then moved to sleep on her side.

Nathan resigned and sighed. He covered her with the blanket again. He was afraid that he couldn't control his desire, so he laid out an air mattress on the floor and slept there.

Nathan didn't sleep well that night. He woke up several times in the middle of the night to check if Mila had kicked off the blanket.

He spent the whole night looking after her.

The next morning, the sun rose beautifully. There was a refreshing breeze blowing in from the balcony. The curtains were fluttering and making the room warm.

Mila woke up groggily from a deep sleep. She opened her eyes and looked around, then rubbed her eyes.

She recalled what had happened yesterday.

After parting ways with Nathan, she felt upset, so she went to the bar with Sienna. She drank a lot of alcohol, and then...

recall, but her memory was fragmented. The pictures were muddled

and tissues when she

shock and quickly put her hands

was stunned when she touched her naked

going crazy. What exactly did she

shocked as she gasped. She nervously lifted

fact that she had engaged in sex uncontrollably when drunk. She pulled up the blanket to cover her head because she felt

gone completely crazy. She had slept with

her first time, so how could

to cry but couldn't, so she

she angry at herself for not remembering a thing, but she was also angry at Nathan for

forgiven him. How could

have waited until she was sober. At least let her experience what intimacy between a

was so

she flirted with him, but he remained indifferent. But when she was too

Just as she

a myriad of thoughts. She absent-mindedly put on her clothes