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Stomp on Your Broken Heart With Our Babies novel Chapter 266

It was not after half an hour later that Bonnie went to the study. Just as Sebastian felt like he was going to wait forever, he heard the footstep coming closer.

He looked up and was shocked. "What are you wearing?"

Bonnie, a little embarrassed, was fidgeting with her dress, "Um…I was a little bit cold."

Yeah, she felt a bit cold! That was why she was wearing a camel overcoat that could cover her knees. It made her safer than ever.

"Cold? There's sweat on your forehead."

"Yeah, that's a cold sweat," Bonnie said matter-of-factly.

Sebastian was speechless.

What's wrong with her again?

Whatsoever.

Sitting in the chair, he gestured at Bonnie, and said in a low and hoarse tone, "Come here."

But Bonnie remained at a safe distance. "Just talk to me there. I can hear you."

Sebastian, having no patience to argue with her, simply dragged her towards him.

She resisted violently. "Sebastian, be cool. We can talk about it. But I'm not ready to do it with you."

"Do what?" He asked.

Bonnie blinked her eyes, confused. Then she found herself sitting in a seat beside him. His hands were lying on each side, without any further movement.

And on the desk, there was a laptop displaying her scripts.

Then, she averted her attention to the designs, "Just ask me anything."

When work was mentioned, Sebastian became serious.

They were having a heated discussion. Bonnie was so engrossed in it that she felt herself heating from head to toe and took off her overcoat. When she realized it, she found Sebastian was staring at her collarbone and his eyes were moving down…

Bonnie felt her face burning and hurried to put her clothes on.

"Donna got it for me. I did not mean to wear it." She hastened to explain in case there might be any misunderstandings.

Sebastian nodded, looking at her with a bland expression.

"Please continue." As he was saying, he took out his phone and scrolled through it.

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