Falling For My Ex's Dad by Oma Green

Chapter 122: Invitation To Meet His Son

to react before he closed the distance between us. His large hand cupped the back of my head, his touch firm yet gentle as he pressed a lingering kiss onto my forehead. The unexpected tenderness made my heart melt completely into his warmth, aching for more. I waited for him to pull back and demand answers. But he didn’t. His fingers traced down my arm, the rough drag of his skin against mine sending a shiver down my spine. His voice dropped, low and commanding. My lips parted, shocked. That was it? But I couldn’t say a word as he flashed me his perfect teeth before returning to his call and continuing to speak. –I stepped into the bedroom, letting out the breath I hadn’t realized I was holding back. Gabriel was right. I needed a cold shower to wash away the stress of the day. I reached behind me to unzip my gown. It slipped off my shoulders, pooling at my feet.

his expression thoughtful. “I came by your office earlier, and you weren’t there. Security informed me you were gone for quite some time.” Hell… That was a stupid excuse. Of course Gabriel would check my office–he owned the company. Security surely reported to him. I swallowed. “Yeah… I also stepped out for lunch, and it took longer than expected.” “Clairessa.” His voice was calm but firm. A warning. Maybe. “I don’t want you to think I’m trying to overly control your movements, but I like to be informed about your whereabouts. So I don’t get worried. Is that okay? At least answer my calls or a simple text would do.” I could see the genuine concern in his eyes. He wasn’t just saying it to be possessive. He meant it. “I’m sorry, Gabriel,” I whispered. “I’ll do better next time.” His thumb brushed over my bottom lip. “That’s all right.” He pulled back, loosening his tie and unbuttoning the top of his shirt. My gaze fell to the exposed skin, his toned muscles flexing slightly. I was so lost in the sight of him that I almost didn’t hear him speaking. “I wanted you to meet someone important today.” His voice pulled me out of my fantasizing haze. I blinked, forcing myself to focus. “I’m sorry, what?” He held my gaze, his expression turning serious. “I was going to introduce you to my son. Adrian. He came over for lunch, and I thought it would be good if you both met.” My stomach dropped. My