My Flirtacious Husband (Genevieve and Armand) novel Chapter 432

The way she put her hands on the back of his neck, the tone she used... Everything was seductive.

When Genevieve caressed Armand, he felt himself burning up. His breathing became uneven as well, but the glow in his eyes remained clear. He put his hand on Genevieve's neck and pushed her away.

Unfortunately, she would not relent and crawled back onto him to kiss him.

Without warning, she mercilessly bit his lower lip until he bled. Only then did she leave him be.

“You bit my lip last night and made it impossible for me to even put on lipstick today. I have to get revenge for that now, don't I?” said Genevieve as she wiped his blood from her lips. “Have your housekeeper come to me tomorrow. Just tell me what you want in return, okay?”

Armand pushed her wandering hands away and replied, “If you can afford to give me what I want, then it's a deal.”

“Don't worry, Mr. Faulkner. I will pay whatever price you name,” replied Genevieve as she grinned.

She opened the door and got out of the car before retrieving everything she bought that day.

When she saw the cologne she had with her, she handed it to Armand and said, “The tips I gave you this morning are lacking, so here. This should make up for it.”

Armand was so irritated that he couldn't help chuckling a little in exasperation.

He didn't leave, even after she had entered the elevator. He stood there and unboxed the cologne.

It was the same brand he used.

Armand put the cologne on the armrest box. Just as he was about to drive though, he felt something underneath the pedal. That something turned out to be a pearl earring.

He assumed that it was Genevieve's, and it fell off when she was messing with him.

As he leaned back, he stared at that beautiful earring. His eyes glowed with immense love, but that quickly dissipated.

Genevieve made some sandwiches for breakfast the next morning.

She had just finished preparing everything when the doorbell rang.

After putting everything aside, she jogged a little to answer the door.

Standing behind her door were Steven and a middle-aged housekeeper.