My Baby’s Daddy

Zacharias sat up, but as soon as he stood up, he sat back down. “My legs are numb,” he said while looking up. “Help me up.”

Shirley didn’t suspect anything because the couch was a bit cramped for his six-foot-two- inch frame. She reached out to support his arm and escorted him to his master bedroom. Zacharias started getting some ideas and smiled.

When they reached the bedside, she helped him sit down. However, in the next second, everything flipped and overturned. She was pulled and pressed down directly onto his bed and his sturdy body pressed tightly against hers.

“You…” Shirley realized that she had been fooled again and her pretty face turned red.

“No kissing-” Before she could even finish warning him, the man had already pried open her red lips and sealed them tightly with his.

“Umm…” Shirley’s mind exploded. She had been repeatedly thinking about the kiss downstairs and now she was once again feeling the powerful sexual tension from this man. He was absolutely despicable.

Zacharias also found that he, who had always been calm and self-controlled, had lost control twice for this woman.

mind had never been so blank and her reactions were extremely slow.

Although she was rather strong, her pushing against his solid chest didn’t

in a warning tone amidst the entanglement of

the dim light. Their breaths entwined and their eyes were locked together. His proud and straight nose almost touched her

breath was chaotic. She was gazing at him with eyes that

a tone laced with anger. Zacharias’ gaze was deep and gentle, like an ocean enveloping a person. Shirley turned her face away before pushing him aside. This time,

look at the man, who was like a lion, on the bed. “If you lack women, ask your subordinates to find them for you. Don’t set your sights

her way out. She returned to her room while regretful and lay on the bed, burying her hot face in her

kissed her twice? She should have scolded him thoroughly just now. Regardless of his identity and status, he shouldn’t take advantage of a

that there was simply no anger