Chapter 96 The Hidden Story
Midnight at Twelve
Sophia heard a noise by the window.
A figure with muscular arms somersaulted inside, leaning on the window ledge.
Ignoring the intruder, Sophia focused on painting her toenails. "You're late," she remarked.
"The security is tight," the man's voice remained calm.
"Kneel!" Sophia ordered.
Her pleasant demeanor was replaced by a humiliating command.
Without hesitation, John dropped to his knees.
Sophia stepped on his chest and demanded, "Be careful."
Silently, John took the bottle of nail polish, displaying his skillful technique.
It was clear that he had done such tasks before.
Sophia reclined on the bed, paying no attention to the fact that her skirt had ridden up.
She stared at the ceiling lights and asked, "Don't you find Elianna familiar?"
"I didn't notice," John replied concisely.
Sophia was displeased and kicked his chest with her empty foot.
However, his chest remained firm. It only hurt Sophia herself.
Frustrated, she flipped over and slapped him hard.
"So what were you paying attention to?" she demanded.
"You," John replied, meeting her angry gaze as he stared at her red palm.
He remained on his knees, unmoving.
There was a moment of silence, broken by Sophia's sudden laughter.
Her foot slid down and stomped down fiercely.
John winced, a mixture of pain and an unexpected thrill coursing through him.
His eyes burned with intensity as he gazed up at Sophia.
Sophia sneered, "Does this excite you?"
John didn't answer; he simply continued to stare at her, his obsession unyielding.
She waved her hand dismissively. "I was tired, but you may attend to my foot."
John's throat tightened as he swallowed hard, responding with a grateful, "Thank you, Miss."
As he gently held her delicate ankle and began to attend to it, Sophia almost lost her balance, nearly falling off the bed.
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