Married to the Boss: A Love in Disguise novel Chapter 51

Married to the Boss: A Love in Disguise Chapter 51

Lumma hurriedly looked away. But everywhere she looked, she saw couples giggling

and touching…

It couldn’t be more obvious that the three couples were in deep love.

Lammma was once again embarrassed by her arrival.

Apparently, as an assistant, she and the couple’s gathering didn’t mix. Lumma couldn’t figure out why Adam had brought her here.

The three men all sat beside their wives. Adam and Lumma sat at the ends of the long

wooden table as if the Milky Way had separated them.

Callum held Louisa’s waist and gave her a wild French kiss in plain sight. “Honey, why are you so sweet? I can’t get enough of your kiss.”

His words seemed all right, but his tone sounded horny.

Flushed, Louisa pinched him hard. “Callum, everyone is watching. Stop that.”

Callum kissed her on the face. “Okay. Anything you say, my sweetie.”

Although Lumma was married, she had never had such an intimate act with her husband. Now she got butterflies in her stomach and wished the floor would open up

and swallow her.

However, other people seemed to be familiar with this kind of scene, and George joked with a smile, “Adam, are you envious?”

Adam ate the food slowly, his face calm, and he was not influenced by others at all. “Having sex is for repopulation purposes. I have nothing to envy.”

Callum immediately refuted it, “Adam, is all you thought about is how to reproduce when you had sex with your wife? If that’s the case, you should get a divorce and don’t keep a good girl.”

Shocked by Adam’s remarks, the three wives looked at Lumma. “Ms. Louis, what do you think?”

Lumma, who had tried her best to decrease her presence, thought about that profound question seriously under everyone’s gaze.

A question though it was, her tone was very certain.

Lumma understood that Louisa thought she said that because she had never been in at

relationship. “I’m married,” Lumma replied.

Louisa really admired Louisa for saying such things even though she was married. “Are

you solid?”

“It’s okay.” Lumma smiled and intended to end this topic.

After dinner, the poker game officially began.

The wives played cards while the husbands sat by their sides and would occasionally

give them some pointers.

Only Lumma sat quietly about three inches behind Adam, wagging her fingers idly, looking out of place with everyone else.

After finishing a round, Adam turned to look at Lumma and said, “Lumma, come on!”