Rising from the Ashes BY Only For You

---- Chapter 1151 Dylan and Natasha arrived in Blumedale the same night Andrew's orders were sent back to Jayrodale.

They were accompanied by none other than the semi-martial king himself Reuben.

"Mr.

Lloyd, that opportunity you mentioned...

the one that could set me freewhat is it exactly?" Reuben asked eagerly the moment he saw Andrew.

Andrew waved his hand and said, "No rush.

I haven't figured it out yet, but it won't be long." Reuben held back his excitement and simply nodded, saying nothing more.

The more time he spent around Andrew, the more he realized just how unfathomable this man truly was.

Back when he followed Elon to storm Jayrodale, he had been taught a brutal lesson.

Now, there was not a shred of resentment left in himonly fear and awe.

After all, aman who dared to kill a direct descendant of the Haywoods would have no problem ending him with a snap of his fingers.

Reuben had only martial skills but no powerful family backing him if Andrew ever wanted him dead, he would not last a second Once Reuben left, Natasha instantly leaned in close to Andrew, her breath warm and teasing.

She purred, "Miss me while you were in ---- Blumedale, darling?" Her eyes were sultry, filled with mischief and longing.

her waist tightly, and flared out provocatively at the

wandered off to check out the rest of

had

thought that even if Andrew had the discipline to stay cool under pressure, it would not mean Natasha could control

tension and

did not have the time or the mood for

pushed her head away

Natasha pouted, clearly

know business matters more, but do you have any idea how much I missed you these past few

" Alright, alright.

missed you guys

me's not

kiss you, and then we can talk

and, catching him completely off guard, gave

and he thought the seductive little widow was getting bolder by the

a quick peck on the cheek, not a full-on kiss "Darling, the

was nice enough

Do you want to spend the night with me?" she giggled

Andrew could respond, the door to the next

out, face frosty

long time no see,"