The Bride’s Revenge

Chapter 95 Was It Waterproof?

The air seemed to freeze for a moment. Marion stiffened for half a second before retrieving the powder puff with trembling hands.

“I’m sorry, Mr. Craig. This is setting powder, it’s not poisonous. I’ll clean it up for you, I promise!”

She had not meant to do it!

Marion fumbled for a tissue on the table but realized there was none. Ignoring the issue of tissues, she met Lucas’s eyes.

Without hesitation, she used her hands to remove the loose powder from his thin lips.

Lucas’s lips were surprisingly soft. A kiss from his lips would probably feel very nice, would it not?

As Marion became aware of her thoughts, her ears turned crimson, and the blush spread to her cheeks. It felt like her fingertips were suddenly on fire, and Marion found it hard to continue.

Lucas was not having an easier time of it. Her soft fingertips brushed across his lips, and with half–awareness, he leaned in closer. His breath fell directly on her face, his attention focused on the woman in front of him.

His eyes lowered to Marion’s red lips, and for a fleeting moment, Lucas entertained the thought of leaning in for a kiss.

However, he restrained himself and suppressed the desire. He raised his hand and brushed away the meddling fingertips. “Enough, I’ll go wash my face.”

and

the red mark on the left side of his neck was now covered. Lucas wiped it with his hand and found that the cover–up was surprisingly effective.

hands folded

raised an eyebrow at Marion. “You did a good

nerves immediately relaxed. She was about to respond with a smile

smile, froze in place. The expression on her face was somewhere between a forced smile and a look of horror.

Was It

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“I’m leaving.”

a final glance then he turned to leave the

the sound of the car starting.

angry? Or not?

heard Lucas in

a bottle of mineral water

Liam glanced in

fingertips with the

was going on with

to express concern but considering Lucas’s reluctance to accept such care,

to wipe his neck twice but found that only a little powder had come