One Night Stand With The Uninvited Wolf President novel Chapter 346

Ceres's heart skipped a beat.

She seemed to have forgotten the red marks on her face.

Swedum was aware that Ceres was somewhat different from the beginning, but he didn't ask until now as he just wanted to be with his mommy.

He finally asked the question just now.

"Mommy, the red marks on your face are ugly. Can you wash them? They are not pretty. You're the most beautiful mommy in the world!"

Children were always brutally honest. Ceres felt her heart ached.

The marks were probably here to stay.

"Swedum, Mommy is injured. It will take some time before I recover." Ceres did not want to tell him the truth now. That would be too cruel.

"Oh, I see. Does it hurt?"

Swedum gently touched the marks on her face.

"It doesn't hurt anymore. Go to sleep, Swedum." Ceres shook her head.

"I will, Mommy. Love you. Good night."

Swedum gave Ceres a big kiss.

"Good night. Mommy loves you, too." Ceres smiled.

Swedum quickly fell asleep, hugging his mommy's arm.

Ceres touched the boy's face, unable to fall asleep.

The scars were her nightmare. Jamie had long wanted to disfigure her. But she failed many times. When Jamie finally got a chance again, she wouldn't miss it.

So, Ceres guessed that she would never remove the scars.

Swedum had never seen her this way. So, Ceres asked him whether he could accept her with scars.

Even if Swedum could accept it, what about his classmates? What about his teacher? Was he ridiculed by his peers because his mom had scars?

What about Johny? Would his family accept her? Would the employees of the Eagle Group make fun of her when they saw their president's wife was disfigured? Would they point their fingers at her? What would Johny's friends and business partners think of him?

Ceres was in a panic.

The door was opened, and a hunky man got in. It was Johny.

He quietly came to the bed, picked Ceres up, and then left.

Johny carried Ceres to their bedroom, making no sound along the way.

The room was dark. Johny didn't plan to turn on the lights. He put Ceres on the bed, threw back the covers, and kissed her.

Ceres didn't kiss back. His kisses went all the way down.

Feeling that something was wrong with her, Johny stopped. He looked up at Ceres, who was staring blankly out the window.

"Ceres?"

Johny's voice was soft.

"Johny, I want to see the doctor tomorrow."

"Can you find the best dermatologist for me? A plastic surgeon is fine, too," Ceres said.

Johny knew why Ceres asked him to do so. "Alright, we'll see the doctor tomorrow."

His reply was short. No comfort.

Ceres turned to look at Johny. "I hope you can be mentally prepared. The scars may never be removed."