A Reborn Bride Pearl Emerging from Dust by Sally Garcia

Chapter 49

That night, Calliope got a real taste of Silas's capabilities. He kept her entertained the entire evening, and by the end of it, she was in a blissful haze, completely exhausted.

Her first experience was surprisingly pleasant though.

She could feel that Silas was considerate throughout, making sure not to overwhelm her or leave her with any unpleasant memories.

The downside of the night's indulgence was apparent the next morning. When Calliope woke up, she felt like a ragdoll, every part of her body languid and heavy.

Attempting to get out of bed, she nearly collapsed, her legs giving way beneath her.

"Awake already?" Silas walked in, looking every bit the composed, dapper gentleman in his suit, a stark contrast to the wild man of the previous night.

"I brought breakfast up for you. Feel free to catch some more sleep," he said, his voice soothing as he placed a tray of food by her bedside.

Calliope gazed at him, still feeling

office. If you

inquiring,

bit of soreness, her legs especially

be off," he said, bending down to plant a tender kiss on her

freshening up and nibbling on her breakfast, Calliope found herself too restless to go back to sleep. Instead, she settled on the

reading, her phone buzzed with a call from her

Calliope raise an eyebrow. It was rare for Zelda to call her, even more so to arrange a

if she vanished for even a minute.

dinner time was approaching, finding Zelda already

you so late?"

and I have been waiting here for ages. Have you

a picture of irritation, and if not for the presence of Gideon and the others, she

"You didn't mention a time, just said to meet here. Isn't it natural to assume