Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 780:

Silver Fox was taken aback to find that Burnet had put together matching outfits for them. Both were clad in pristine white shirts and black trousers. On the chest of each white shirt was a small embroidered red heart, the two hearts complementing each other perfectly—a subtle yet romantic touch she hadn’t anticipated from him.

As she pondered over this unexpected gesture, her gaze fell to their footwear. Burnet’s feet were snug in new white casual shoes, while she still wore the black leather shoes from the day before. The mismatched shoes seemed out of place now that everything else was so carefully coordinated.

Before she could comment, Burnet interrupted, “I’ve also got shoes for you.”

Surprised, Silver Fox looked up as he presented a shoebox from the bed, revealing a pair of women’s casual shoes, a perfect match to his own. His smile was gentle as he said, “Might as well complete the ensemble.”

He gestured towards the chair beside the bed. “Please sit down.”

Still processing his thoughtfulness, Silver Fox moved as if in a trance and sat down.

𝓜𝓸𝓻𝓮 𝓾𝓹𝓭𝓪𝓽𝓮𝓼 𝓲𝓷 𝓰𝓪𝓵𝓷𝓸𝓿𝓮𝓵𝓼.𝓬𝓸𝓶

Burnet then knelt on one knee before her, his actions tender as he began to change her shoes.

Fox’s cheeks burned with embarrassment as Burnet held her foot. The warmth from his hands

do it myself,” she protested

his voice steady, “Don’t

gentle command, Silver Fox ceased her attempts to retract

of fresh socks onto

a satisfied nod and looked up, smiling. “Do

composure. This level of personal care was foreign to her, reminiscent only of faint childhood memories of her mother’s

with a mix of curiosity and accusation. “Is this something you do often for women?” She was almost convinced of his expertise

guard. “Congratulations, Miss Swain. You’re the first woman I’ve ever had the honor to serve in this way. And should we ever have a daughter, I promise to extend the same courtesy to

Silver Fox’s heart. Being doted on by such a man—wealthy, handsome—how could she and her future daughter

this warmth, a thread of anxiety lingered. She dreaded the thought of

other women and their daughters in the same way?” she asked, her

caught the note of jealousy. He offered her a reassuring smile and responded, “Rest assured, Miss Swain. This level of care is reserved solely for my wife and daughter. As long as you remain my

a smile, a chuckle almost escaping her. She found comfort and joy