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His Unveiled Passion novel Chapter 332

Tessa's cheeks turned red once again, but it was now from embarrassment. "Did you do it on purpose?"

What happened just now had been an accident! It was an accident! Did Lester think that she had kissed Stephen in her office?

She didn't care if Lester would feel uncomfortable or not. It also did not matter who had seen them. She just did not want anyone to misunderstand her relationship with Stephen.

Stephen turned to look at her and asked, "What do you mean?"

"You must have done it on purpose! You purposely inched closer toward me so that you could kiss me. You knew my lipstick had rubbed off on your cheek, so you purposely let Lester see it. Am I right?" Tessa exclaimed through gritted teeth.

Shrugging, Stephen smiled and said, "I did want to kiss you, but I didn't know that I'd accidentally rub your lipstick off on me."

"Stop pretending. If you didn't know, then why would you smile at Lester just now?" Tessa asked with a scoff.

Feigning innocence, he replied, "Did I? I didn't mean to laugh. I just couldn't help myself because I was feeling too ecstatic from kissing my beloved darling."

"Stephen!" Tessa couldn't hold it in anymore. She quickly grabbed a box of tissues from her desk and threw it at him.

He quickly caught the box of tissues and exclaimed, "I'm here!"

Stephen grinned, and his eyes glimmered, shining brightly like the sun.

"Who's your darling? You shouldn't call me that. I hate people who flirt around. So, get out of my office now!" Tessa said as she pointed at her office door, glaring daggers at him.

Seeing that he was done shredding her papers, he listened and walked toward her door. "Alright. If you need help with such tasks in the future, you can always come to me for help."

As soon as he left Tessa's office, he ran into Jasmine.

"Hello, Mr. Jacobson," Jasmine greeted him with a smile, but when she saw the lipstick smudge at the corner of his lips, she immediately paused.

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