President's Substitute Wife novel Chapter 500

I smiled awkwardly and put my hands on his shoulders. My face was pinched by him and I could only face him, but I didn’t look at him.

I said unnaturally, “nothing.”

“You want me to check?” He paused and asked, “really?”

I was guilty.

Sean would know anything he wanted to know.

I put my arm around his neck and kissed his forehead and smiled, “I’ve solved it. Now I don’t need your help with everything. I can solve the problems myself.”

“Really?”

“Yes.”

Sean looked up at me and his eyes were serious.

The two of us were very close. I could even see my own reflection in his dark eyes.

He was silent for a moment and touched my hair. He said helplessly, “OK, I’m sorry. It’s my fault this time. I thought too much. I shouldn’t have left without saying goodbye.”

I finally remembered!

I should be angry.

I pressed him slightly and directly on the bed. I supported my body with my hands and looked down at him and said unhappily.

“You left without saying goodbye.”

“Your phone was off.”

“Huh?”

He lay in bed and looked at me and smiled.

He didn’t stop me.

When I finished, he touched me and asked me, “yes, and then? How do you want to punish me?”

“...”

“You have the final say.”

“...”

“If you need a whip or a candle, I’ll have the servant bring it.”

“...”

I didn’t think of anything else.

But what Sean said made me wince. I felt my face red.

But Sean didn’t feel embarrassed at all.

He reached out and said, “since you like to sit on me, sit on me today."

“...”

“What’s the matter? Do you want to protect your throat in advance...”

“I lost!”

Sean didn’t finish before I gave up.

Sure enough, I was not his opponent and I was sure I would lose.

He seemed to see my embarrassment. He said with a smile, “it seems that for the time being I have to take the initiative.”

With that, he turned over and held me down.

After that day, as long as I was not busy, I would go to the giant group to supervise Sean for lunch.

Soon it was Daisy and Jack’s wedding day.

Sean couldn’t walk so he didn’t help in advance. I went to Daisy’s in advance and waited for Jack to pick her up.

Daisy grew up in an orphanage like me, so she had no family.

Most of the guests were her colleagues.

Daisy was a stewardess, so her colleagues were all beauties.

But Daisy was the main character today and the most beautiful.

She was pregnant, so she didn’t wear a wedding dress but a special one. She didn’t have a belt around her abdomen, so she didn’t have to worry about hurting her baby.

Daisy was usually a chatterbox.

But today she sat quietly in bed.

Others were making a noise, but she didn’t say a word.

I sat down and asked her, “what’s the matter? Are you nervous?”