His Unveiled Passion

Chapter 106

While Stephen was busy playing cards, he did not forget to look at his phone from time to time, afraid of missing a message from Tessa.

After playing several rounds of cards, he still had not received any messages from Tessa.

However, he did receive a message from one of his friends, Atlas Moore. "I heard you have an issue getting it up."

Stephen frowned and pursed his lips into a thin line.

Just as the game ended, Quentin got up to stretch. He then caught a glimpse of the message on Stephen's phone as he walked past and immediately burst into uncontrollable laughter.

He was laughing so loud that he nearly lost his breath. "Is that true? Do you really have problems down there?"

Stephen's expression turned cold as he glared at Quentin.

Quentin immediately clamped his mouth shut, forcibly swallowing the rest of his laughter. His face had even twisted into an odd expression from holding it in. "What's the story behind his message?"

Stephen stood up. "I'll take my leave now."

Grinning, Quentin glanced at Henry, trying to convey the words. "Let's go. This will be fun to watch." Then, he quickly followed in Stephen's footsteps.

freshly mixed cocktail from the bartender. She took a few sips

Stephen had arrived, Tessa was already belting the

his ears as soon as he stepped into the bar. "Oh my God! Who's singing so

Stephen's expression tensed, and he did not

got closer, they realized that the person singing passionately on stage

just noise pollution.

Stephen replied, "Just let her

for words. He then took his hands off his ears, sat down on a barstool, and said,

"Fine, spoil her then."

down beside him, his eyes fixed on the stage,

Henry smirked and teased, "Tessa sure

kind of grows on you after listening for a

got any of the lyrics right and

to the whole performance patiently before getting up and walking

and grasped

his touch spread through her skin, and Tessa

you just might be my

BUMS

Stephen's heart skip a

he felt like a wave of heat was surging

breathing became uneven, and he froze on stage,