Life After Prison by Silencieux novel Chapter 414

Chapter 414 

“Mmm!” 

Sheila mumbled one last time before she passed out. After walking for a few minutes, Severin. carried Sheila into Diane’s room and placed her on the bed. Then, Severin removed her shoes. and repositioned her body so she could sleep comfortably. 

Suddenly, Sheila’s arm wrapped around his neck. 

“Be gentle, please! It’s my first time! I’m scared!” She muttered. 

Her sexy red lips, angelic face, and sexy body almost made his heart move. Severin gulped ast he almost fell for her charms. He quickly put her arm away from his neck, shook his head, and left the room. He splashed his face with water inside the toilet before heading downstairs. 

“She’s such a handful. How could she get so drunk?” 

Even a righteous man like Severin would have a tough time dealing with a wild-spirited beauty like Sheila. 

“How was it? Is she alright?” Diane asked her husband when she saw he had returned. 

“She’s fine. She quickly fell asleep after I put her on the bed!” 

“She’s such a piece of work. She can’t drink much, and she spouts all kinds of nonsense when she’s drunk!” Severin couldn’t help himself from grumbling. 

“Hehe, maybe she’s just being honest about her feelings!” Catherine laughed before continuing. 

“Severin, it’s a good thing Sheila likes you. That proves you have what it takes to be capable. and charming. Moreover, Sheila is from a high-class family. That should show how popular you are!” 

Catherine’s words didn’t mean much to Diane, but she knew she was leaving Severin a hint. 

“Oh, don’t drink yourselves silly tonight. We need to send the War Chief our invitation tomorrow. We’ll leave in the morning. Don’t be late!” 

Severin smiled confidently. “Don’t worry, Grandma. We won’t.” 

Then, he turned his attention to Claude. “Come, Mister Emeraldo! Let’s continue drinking! Let us drink as much as we can!” 

“Haha! Yes, we will! It’s a pleasure to drink with you!” 

The two men raised their glasses and began drinking again. When lunch was finally over, Claude left home with his men.