A Surprising Twist of Fates (Sierra and Theo)

Chapter 363 Legally Married

Sierra immediately recalled the incident on New Year's Eve, where they nearly crossed the line. Her already high body temperature rose once again, and her entire body turned red.

"I don't need to test anything," Sierra muttered softly. "He doesn't have any issues."

Madison could not hear what she said, but she did not care about it either.

Instead, she continued persuading Sierra, "The best way for a couple to deepen their bond is through physical intimacy. Since you and Theo are already legally married, there's no need to date for two years before moving to the next step.

"Theo is older than you. I'm afraid he would not be able to hold it in for so long. Sierra, we're all adults here, and you need to consider Theo. It's torture to lie beside the women he love yet not being able to touch her. Or do you just not like him?"

Sierra pursed her lips, her expression complicated. "Of course I like him."

She would not have gone on dates, held hands, kissed him, and done all the things couples had done otherwise.

Madison smiled confidently, asking, "Then, why are you hesitating? Are you afraid?"

"I-I just feel that we've not known each other for long, so we should..."

Sierra could finish her sentence, Madison interrupted her. "You have known Theo since you

probably become a 70-year- old virgin at this rate. Oh, wait. That's right. Is Mr. Gray

continue listening to

hide the box in an

home at night, Sierra immediately recalled Madison's words

Jemima, and she

was still home. Confused, she asked, "Don't you need to

the few days off he had taken during the New Year, but he had a lot of work piled

busy that he had to leave early for work and come home late. She had

want to accompany you to Ms. Anderson's house today." Theo handed

drank her milk before she said, "You don't have to come with me if you're busy with work. I

her a doughnut. "It's our first year as a married couple. I don't want

about it and realized he was right, so

head to Jemima's home. On the way there, she pointed at a shop and said, "Stop in front of that

said casually, "There's no need for that. I've