My Flirtacious Husband (Genevieve and Armand) novel Chapter 1533

Chapter 1533 How They Could Make Such Praises
Upon hearing this, Johanna turned her head to look at him. “Did I?”

“Yes,” Timothy nodded. “Last night, I tried to carry you to the bedroom, but you clung to my neck, teased me, and said I looked like a piece of cream cake that you wanted to devour.”

Johanna's hand trembled, and her fork nearly slipped from her grip to fall into the pan. “Did I really say that?”

“No lies. Those were your words.” Timothy pulled out his phone and played a recording for her.

Johanna had a decent alcohol tolerance, and she rarely got drunk. In fact, she would only emerge tipsy if she entered a drinking competition with others.

She couldn't believe she'd acted so wildly after just a few cocktails. She acted childishly, even calling Timothy “Timmy”, and initiating a kiss, teasing him with explicit comments.

Even in their most intimate moments, she had never been this bold.

Timothy's gaze at Johanna was sly, and he deliberately furrowed his brows. “You heard it. I told you your behavior won't work for our time apart, but you were pretty determined. I couldn't even stop you... When I didn't let you kiss me, you got mad and even bit me. Look where you bit me.” He pulled down his sweater collar, revealing a row of faint indentations above his collarbone.

Just then, a soft child's voice came from the doorway. “Daddy, who bit you?”

Timothy spotted the girl at the kitchen entrance, dressed in a cute little dress. He walked over, lifting her up. “Little one, why are you up so early today?”

“I got thirsty and wanted water, so I woke up,” Asel explained sweetly.

When she saw Johanna busily working at the kitchen counter, her little legs kicked excitedly in Timothy's arms, and she cried out in a higher-pitched voice, “Mommy!”

When her father approached her mother with her in his arms, Asel embraced Johanna's neck and planted a kiss on her.

Since Johanna's hands were dirty, she turned her head and kissed the girl's soft cheek instead. “I'm making pancakes for you. Let Daddy take you out to play.”