His Unveiled Passion

Chapter 110

Once Stephen was sure that Tessa was deep asleep and would not cause a ruckus anymore, he quietly tiptoed out to the living room.

Her apartment consisted of two bedrooms and a living room, but the other bedroom was empty.

Hence, he could only make do with the couch.

It was deep into the night, and he fell asleep soundly.

...

Early the next morning, Tessa, who maintained a consistent sleep schedule, woke up at her usual time just as it was sunrise.

However, her head was pounding due to her hangover, and it took her some time for her to come to her senses.

She could only remember going to dinner with her colleagues and heading to the bar to have a few drinks after that.

Due to her low alcohol tolerance, she blacked out after having just a few cups.

However, Tessa could vaguely remember a man coming up to her, and how she had clung onto that man, telling him a bunch of nonsense.

With that thought in mind, she immediately shuddered and sobered up. A wave of panic surged through her as she thought about how she would have to explain things to Stephen if he found out about it.

Would he be jealous?

mad. She was just afraid that

over the incident. She cared about him

of bed. Suddenly,

she in her pajamas? When did she change into

bedroom door, getting ready to shower when she saw a person

the armrest of the couch. His eyes were closed, while his chin was slightly tilted, and his jawline

was Stephen! Why was

Oh, God!

he go to the bar last night to take her home?

happened, but no matter how hard

tears. She didn't

ashamed to

in an upright posture

stared at

the room was so still that she could hear the sound

smalkcouch, she couldn't help but feeba pang of guilt. So, she walked over and stood in front of him, then reached out to poke

remained sound asleep and did not

to pinch

as he looked at Tessa. "Tess, you're

silent for a while before she bit her lip gently and suggested, "Stephen,

his hair with his fingers. "What time

was a clock hanging on the wall of her living room, so she glanced at the clock.