EX-husband Groveling to Me novel Chapter 221

Before she could finish her words, Suny's eyes lit up slightly, and she looked at Austin in front of her, her eyebrows stretching: "Don’t you have a meeting?"

"Finished."

Austin glanced at her, raised his hand and gently pushed the door open, lifting his leg and walking in.

He didn't know what it was like to miss someone before, but now he knew. After three days of business trip, he tried hard to rush back yesterday, but Suny was not in J City, so it was hard to wait until she came back today. In that morning meeting, Austin was completely distracted, once the meeting broke up, he drove straight over.

His eyes were like fire, and Suny's face heated up slightly as he looked at her.

She turned around and headed upstairs, washed Austin's glass and poured him a glass of water, "Don't you have a lunch party at noon?"

"I have Ivan canceled it."

Austin was away on business for three days, and originally yesterday's dinner date could only be arranged for today, but Suny didn't expect him to put it off as well.

"Oh."

Suny responded, bowing her head and taking a sip of warm water.

Inside the villa was somewhat quiet, Austin was silent before suddenly beckoning to her, "Come here, Suny."

Suny looked up at him, put down her glass and walked over.

As soon as she walked over, he pulled her into his arms and hugged her. Smelling the familiar scent, Austin felt his whole body was soothed.

"Did you miss me?"

Suny looked at him and smiled, "No."

A little, actually, but she didn't want to tell him, lest he get carried away.

Austin didn't believe her. Looking at the corners of her eyes, which were raised like little foxes, he knew she was lying.

He might have believed it if there had been less smugness in her eyes.

The dark eyes sank in their gaze, "I miss you."

Suny could be light-hearted in all other matters, but she was still a bit inexperienced when it came to such a frank confession from Austin.

Face overheated, she looked down and turned her eyes away.

Austin looked at the tips of her reddened ears, as he reached out and lifted her chin, "It's been a long time since I kissed you, Suny."

When he finished, he lowered his head and kissed her, his warm lips and tongue prying open her teeth, and Suny felt his hands around her waist tighten slightly, and her whole body almost pressed against his chest.

His heat smoked her like she had just steamed out of a pot, muddled, her voice thin and scattered, their breaths intertwined. Austin's firm chest pressed against hers, Suny was held by him and could clearly feel the coldness of his belt buckle.

The only sound in the quiet cottage was the sound of the two's silent gasps, the midday breeze whipping through with a bit of heat.

Suny felt like she was about to be swallowed by him, and after kissing for a long time, she could no longer change her breath, her head was muddled, and just when she thought she was going to drown in the kiss, Austin finally let go of her.

But he clasped her waist tightly.

Dark eyes lowered slightly, Austin looked at her, "You don't want me?"

Suny glared at him, but those eyes were brimming with charm, looking at Austin.

He inclined his eyes and leaned back on that sofa with a chuckle, one arm around her and one hand slowly loosening the tie he was wearing.

Those long, slender fingers pressed against the tie, the sensual Adam’s apple rolled..

Suny's face got even hotter and she gently pushed him.

Austin loosened his tie, raised his hand to clasp the back of her head and pressed her into his arms: "Let me hold you longer."

Suny rested on his shoulder, her eyebrows twitching as her eyes fell on his Adam’s apple. .

Her fingers twitched slightly, and she had the urge to touch it.

But the hardness against her thighs was so obvious that she held back.

At this time, Austin's mobile phone rang.

Suny raised her eyebrows and looked up at him, "Austin, your phone is ringing."

Austin heard it, but he didn't want to answer it.

He didn't need to look at the phone to know who was calling, it was just Ivan, reminding him of the meal today.

But this phone kept ringing and it was a real buzzkill.