Chapter 581: Run, Kelvin, Run
Benson always smiled gracefully, a fleeting glimmer of light passing through his empty, expressionless eyes, unnoticed by anyone.
"Cheyenne, it's time to make a wish," he reminded her.
"I'll go turn off the lights!" Reece enthusiastically walked towards the entrance of the hall and pressed the switch.
"Ready! I'm going to turn off the lights, hahaha!"
"Snap."
As soon as his words fell, the bright hall suddenly dimmed, engulfed in pitch darkness.
Cheyenne suddenly felt hands being held on both sides, the left one feeling a large and gentle hand. At that moment of skin contact, her heart also skipped a beat.
The hand on the right, however, lightly held hers, feeling icy cold, as if she were holding a snowflake. It was Benson!
Cheyenne struggled, wanting to shake off that scorching, burning temperature, but to her surprise, the man dominantly and forcefully embraced her completely.
His other large hand gripped her chin, lips pressed against hers, a long tongue invading to taste the sweetness within her mouth.
"Mmm..."
The hand holding her right hand tightened, seemingly sweating slightly.
This feeling of being held by someone else and kissed by Kelvin was too stimulating. Cheyenne fiercely bit his lip, tasting the salty, bloody flavor between their lips and teeth, causing him to release his grip.
In the darkness of the night, Cheyenne's angry gaze met a pair of smiling deep-set eyes, infuriating her enough to suddenly stomp on his foot.
The pain from the sole of his foot made a trace of anguish appear on Kelvin's handsome face, but even so, he didn't regret his actions just now. Although the consequences of this stolen intimacy were a bit severe.
Although his eyes were blind, Benson's heart wasn't blind. The faint sound that reached his ears painted a corresponding scene in his mind. Kelvin really was an annoying presence.
The little incident that happened in the dark night went unnoticed by the fourth person. As Kate lit the candle, the dim yellow light banished the darkness, and he became much more composed. "Okay, Cheyenne, make a wish quickly!"
dancing candlelight reflected in Cheyenne's eyes like a little elf,
Make a wish?
never done such a foolish thing
taken care of her, and her life motto was to rely on herself
at her, somehow, she
her hands together and closed
see the faint imprints on her cherry-like lips. Feeling good, he curled his lips and silently prayed
hope Cheyenne
was curious about what she had wished for so
The answer was unknown.
wish, and clarity returned to her eyes. She
were enveloped in brief
the hall, a strange and faint red light appeared quietly at that moment. As the crystal chandelier illuminated the room, it
Cheyenne, you
Your wishes will definitely come true, haha. Let's cut
customized from
bakery, so it
staring fixedly at
female celebrity? Aren't
a carefree attitude, saying, "I'm just a C-list celebrity. It doesn't matter
around the table but couldn't find
short video and noticed their confusion, so he quickly asked
is
the back of her head, as she clearly
could it
Benson casually reminded them, "Could it have been left in the car? Should
be appropriate to let Miss Zamora go. How about... we bother Mr. Foley for this task?" His words made Cheyenne somewhat reluctant. She didn't want to trouble Kelvin, especially with something like this.
his narrow and gentle deep-set eyes looking back at her
a proud man,
to personally go and
Watching his departing figure, a sense
For some reason, she felt like tonight
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