In a Love Nest with the Aloof CEO

With one hand in the pocket, Tobias replied, “I can’t let you go back alone. How about having lunch together and watching a movie afterward?”

Strutting past him, Skylar bumped his shoulder forcefully with hers. “No, I need to go home and memorize the script. It all depends on this movie whether I can make a name for myself. I can’t let you down, since you’ve put in so much effort to pave the way for me.”

Finally, a faint appeared on Tobias’ face. “I can give you a hand. I’ve brought some learning materials for your reference.”

Later, Skylar got into the car with him. The man took a DVD out of the armrest compartment. Glancing at it, Skylar realized that it was an X-rated movie of the nineties.

“What a pervert…” she said with her brows drew together.

Tobias remained nonchalant as he spoke in a steady voice, “Nothing is perverted about it. You can still learn something from this.”

“Where did you get it? Is it from those stalls on the street?”

Right then, the traffic turned red. His slender finger tapped gently on the steering wheel. “Someone left it in my car.”

knew that Skylar was not going to believe his explanation, though he was telling the truth, he didn’t mention that owner of the

second they were home, Tobias closed the curtains, and Skylar could tell that he was up to

I’ve forgiven him for what he

meantime, Tobias wasn’t too

he was still holding the DVD in his hand, she covered her eyes.

while since I watched an X-rated movie. Why don’t we watch it together? It’s boring to do this

that Tobias didn’t have such a fetish, and all he wanted to do was to frighten

in the evening, Skylar cooked up some pasta and brought it out of the kitchen. When Tobias saw that she only made a single portion of pasta for herself, he knew

your mother have? Why does she have to stay in the hospital?” The man struck up a conversation to lighten the

woman answered

couples have left after getting married? Holding hands no longer make their hearts flutter. Besides, she

marriage. He seemed to have envisioned marriage as something