Remarriage: My CEO Husband novel Chapter 28

"Then what's the point to arrange a room for two women? I'll sleep with Andy." David blurted out without hesitation.

Sophia felt embarrassed and kept her head down and didn't say anything. After the waiter left, the four of them asked for two more bottles of wine.

At that time, it was difficult for Sophia to walk. She felt dizzy. When she went back to her room, she saw in a trance that Adela had entered the room, and she walked forward with Adela

But as she walked, her legs became weak and she was about to fall to the ground.

A warm arm suddenly held her in his arms, surrounded by a pleasant and familiar Mint smell.

"Ha ha, it smells good..."

With a simple smile on her face, she raised her head and tried to see the man in front of her clearly, but she felt as if her head was as heavy as golden. In an instant, she fell into the man's arms.

In a trance, she seemed to have fallen on a warm bed, but it was as unreal as a dream.

She drifted off to sleep. Outside the window, a ray of slight sunshine shone on the bed, making it warm.

She yawned and stretched leisurely. Suddenly, she felt something touched on the right side of her arm, like a human

It was soft and warm.

The moment she lifted the quilt, a shrill scream pierced the room.

Obviously, the person on the bed was disturbed by her behavior. He turned over impatiently.

His strong arms and perfect figure were just like what a God had drawn in person. There was no doubt that she saw everything.

Instantly, she blushed like a monkey's butt. She quickly took off the quilt and covered it on her chest. Embarrassed, she asked, " Why are you here? "

With a sly smile on his face, the man grabbed a pillow and put it under his neck lazily. "I should ask you this question, shouldn't I? But, a couple sleep on the same bed. What's your objection? "

Hearing the provocative tone of Andrew, Sophia's face turned even redder.

Just when she was about to find a crack to tuck herself in, there was a quick knock on the door.

Clang! Clang! Clang