My Baby’s Daddy novel (Anastasia) novel Chapter 919

Angela was so terrified, and before she could regain her composure, she was already lying on top of Richard. He had one arm around her waist and the other palm on the back of her head.

“Did I hurt you?” she inquired anxiously as she recalled how much power she had placed in that kick.

Richard’s eyes were dark as he gazed at the woman above him. In addition to the pain of being kicked, he felt an uncontrollable fiery urge surging within him.

Angela was dressed in a sports suit, and they were separated by merely two pieces of clothing, allowing his erection to be seen. The moment she noticed his condition, her pretty face turned bright red.

“Get up.” Richard ordered hoarsely.

She wanted to get up as well! On the other hand, her hands and feet were slow to react, and she sat up with difficulty while supporting Richard’s chest.

Unfortunately, she lost her balance and sat back down once again, and her position was embarrassing to the point she wanted to throw up.

As such, his eyes narrowed, and his pupils constricted. Is she doing this on purpose? She blushed and looked at him, but she didn’t expect to meet his piercing gaze on her, as if he was about to burn her alive with his passionate gaze.

Thus, she quickly scurried away from his torso and sat cross-legged aside. When he got to his feet, her lovely eyes darted around in a panic, not forgetting to glance at the body part she had kicked him.

Richard, who had stood up, glared at her angrily. He was training her on self defense, not teaching her to seduce the opponent with her beauty. That trick of hers was a double-edged sword.

“You will only suffer if you don’t train properly,” Richard warned her.

“I can’t learn anything from you. I want Mr. Dwayne to train me.” Angela despised his coaching. How could she possibly concentrate on the training if he kept distracting her?

Should she hold Richard, who was far too charismatic for his own good, responsible for her distraction?

“Stop the training if you don’t want to learn,” he responded frigidly; his face had an inexplicably gloomy and ugly expression.