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Lost Me, Gained Regret (Jane and Bryant Ferguson) novel Chapter 765

The bedroom, with its king-sized bed, suddenly dipped as the neatly made sheets began to crinkle and twist. The light outside shifted from the golden hues of the late afternoon sun to the deep oranges and reds of the setting sun, while the once pristine bedding became a tangled mess.

Dailey scooped up Christine, and they made their way to the bathroom...

...

The consequences of their vigorous activities on an empty stomach meant they found themselves ravenous in the middle of the night.

Christine, too drained to even lift a finger, lay sprawled on the bed, while Dailey seemed unaffected by their earlier exertions.

He helped Christine into a silk nightgown and tucked her in before heading off to take a quick shower. Afterward, he went to the kitchen to warm up some leftovers.

He also took a moment to wipe up the wine spill on the dining table before setting everything up for a late-night feast. He then carried Christine to the table.

Christine immediately stuffed a spoonful of food into her mouth, finally feeling revived.

Dailey handed her a bowl of soup, "Have some soup first."

Christine practically inhaled it, feeling warmth spread through her belly.

"Take it easy," Dailey said, a hint of indulgence in his voice as he wiped a dribble of soup from her chin with a napkin, "No one's fighting you for it."

Christine glared at him, "You're one to talk."

Dailey just smirked, "After the second round, I did suggest we eat first. Wasn't it you who insisted we stay in bed?"

He dared to tease her. If it wasn't for his relentless teasing, she wouldn't have clung to him so.

Such a devil in disguise.

No wonder he was such good friends with Gregory.

Though, at least Dailey wasn't as verbally venomous.

All Christine wanted now was to focus on her food.

Dailey sipped on some wine, leaning back to watch her eat.

"Aren't you hungry?" Christine asked, eyeing him.

"I'm alright," he replied, "I had my fill earlier."

"..."

Like talking to a brick wall.

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