Love After a Steamy Affair

Chapter 388: The Man in Her Eyes

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Gabriel flipped through his work documents. His right hand was injured, so he used his left hand to sign those requiring his signature. Though he was right-handed, his left-hand signature was not too bad.

“You’ve practiced writing and signing with your left hand before?” She looked at his signature in surprise.

Gabriel did not raise his head, his gaze remained fixed on the document as he hummed a response.

“A preventive measure?” She was even more surprised.

Gabriel chuckled softly. He used the pen in his hand to knock her head lightly which did not hurt. His deep voice had a hint of a smile as he asked, “What’s going on in that head of yours?”

She tilted her head, muttering as she said, “Why does your left hand’s writing look so good?”

isn’t it a given that my handwriting, be it of

signed in her hands, not having registered the words he just uttered in her head yet. After a while, she finally met his smiling eyes and felt so embarrassed that she wanted

avoid his hand and used her gaze to warn him that Sulia Silver was still around, so he should

sitting in the background the entire time and could not stay any longer when she saw how intimate the couple was. She stood up and picked up her handbag. “Mrs. Preston, let’s

Gabriel held her hand. She glared at him, but he ignored her, only letting go of Serenity’s hand after Sulia Silver and

your mother.” Serenity felt a

signed documents and put them away. He then took his laptop

Gabriel looked at Mrs. Winstead with a calm gaze. “If you want to go back to the

expression changed. “Young Master, how could I not inform Master and Madam when such a big thing happened?

permission first,” said he with

please give me another chance.” Mrs. Winstead’s

relatively calm as he continued to say, “Next time, you won’t be making calls from

Winstead was so frightened by his words that she broke out in

The fruits on the table started to pile up into a mountain next to several bunches of flowers. Soon, the fragrance of the flowers overtook the smell of the typical