Broken Engagement His Uncle's Bride (Serena and Trevor) novel Chapter 214

Chapter 214 Breakfast Time

Chapter 214 Breakfast Time

He really had the nerve to say that? She only choked because of what he said.

Serena turned her head and muttered, “I wasn’t trying to avoid you.”

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She didn’t want to sit around and keep pretending everything was fine. She wiped her mouth, stood up from the table, and said, “I’m done eating. I’m heading to work. Enjoy the rest.”

Her tone had a sharp edge to it, a little pouty without her realizing. It sounded like she was still annoyed about him teasing her earlier.

She had barely reached the entryway when a strong arm wrapped around her and pulled her back into a warm, firm chest.

Sebastian’s hand rested on her lower back as he drew her close. Their faces were so close, if he tilted just a little, he’d be touching her nose.

“I’m not done.”

Serena twisted around and grumbled, “Then go back and finish…”

Before she could even finish the word, his lips closed over hers. That last word drowned against his mouth.

The kiss hit her like a wave. Her knees buckled, and her whole body melted into him.

Sebastian finally let go. His thumb brushed against her lips, which were pink and slightly swollen. “Now I’m good.

“Go to work. And drive slowly.”

Serena couldn’t even remember how she got out of the house. She sat in the driver’s seat, heart thudding like crazy.

That man was impossible. She had zero defense against him.

Was he really inexperienced before this? With how smooth he was, she didn’t buy it. Even if he hadn’t dated, he must’ve had women chasing him nonstop.

She started to wonder if she could keep her head straight in this marriage. Could she really walk away without getting hurt?

Or was she already falling into a fantasy spun from all his charm?

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Chapter 214 Breakfast Time

Sebastian, perfectly fed and clearly in a good mood, left for work afterward.

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Charles watched the two of them leave, one after the other. He smiled quictly to himself as he cleared the breakfast table.

At this rate, he figured it wouldn’t be long before the house had a baby in it.

By ten, a guest arrived at the estate.

Bryce sat stiffly on the couch, his expression cold as he scanned the house.

The place used to be all monochrome. Now it had softer touches everywhere, feminine and

warm.

He cut his eyes toward Charles. “She’s the one who changed all this?”

Charles kept his tone respectful. He had no plans to upset the old man. “Yes, sir. Mrs. Levine made a few updates.”

“They’re using this place as their home now?” There was clear disapproval in his voice.

Charles paused, then answered calmly, “That seems to be the intention.”

Bryce clasped his hands behind his back and walked slowly upstairs. He stepped into the guest room and spotted Sebastian’s clothes. “They’re still sleeping in separate rooms?”

Charles rubbed his nose. “Sir, Mr. Levine said he’ll move back into the primary bedroom after the wedding.”

The old man let out a sharp breath through his nose. “How gentlemanly of him.”

He didn’t sound impressed. “Everyone knows he’s not exactly innocent.”

If he really were a gentleman, he wouldn’t have gone after his own nephew’s fiancée.

“Charles, you’ve been around since he was a boy. You know him best. Remind him when he’s slipping.

“He’s 33. It’s time he had a child.

“A wedding and a baby don’t cancel each other out.”

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