Bride Behind The Mask (Frederick and Marguerite)

Chapter 69

Marguerite was so caught up in this intense confusion that she even forgot to resist until the next second when the sting on her lips brought her back to reality.

This guy just bit her!

Marguerite pushed Frederick away.

His sudden kiss left her feeling embarrassed and flustered. She raised her arm to slap him, but he quickly grabbed her wrist.

Frederick’s lips, now unusually rosy from the kiss, shimmered under the light.

Unable to meet his gaze, Marguerite turned her face away, her tone a bit pissed, “If you want to talk, just talk. Why did you have to kiss me?”

Frederick’s eyes were deep, a glint flashing in his pupils.

Facing the woman before him, he seemed to lose control again.

“Somebody’s been running their mouth lately, spewing nonsense, and it’s been getting on my nerves. I had to teach her a lesson. Hopefully, she’ll remember it.”

Marguerite jerked her arm out of his grasp, her cheeks flushed, “What nonsense? I only stated the facts. You were in the wrong.”

Just as Marguerite was speaking, Frederick suddenly pulled out a small jewelry box as if by magic.

was a

with a white pearl

design that would suit

clueless about

man took out the necklace and put it around her neck, his arms

at his handsome face

gave me

here. I don’t want

her, and his fingers lightly

skin, sending a tingling sensation through

the necklace you lost was, but

tried to hide her panic with an indifferent attitude,

smile faded, and his face tightened, showing his

like it,”

expression confident and dominant, “Say that again?” Marguerite’s lips curled up slightly. She touched the pearl and looked up at him, saying earnestly, “I said,

Frederick’s

over, grabbed her face, and pinched it with a punishing gesture, “If you dare to take it off, you’re dead meat.” Marguerite looked at his fierce expression, furrowed her brows, and tried

like he could feel the collagen when

together due to the force

on her lips, and his desire nearly made

control, he immediately let go of her and turned away to avoid her gaze,