The Cherished Wife by Chweety

Noelle's face turned red, and she pushed Charles away. "You're so improper!"

Charles laughed, then flipped over, placing his hands on the bed and pinning Noelle beneath him. His arms were now on either side of her.

Then, his lips curved in a smile, encircling Noelle's small frame within his embrace.

Noelle swallowed hard, feeling a sudden sense of pressure. "Charlie, it's getting late. We should..."

"It's indeed late, Nelly. You're too weak. I feel it's necessary for me to exercise with you every morning from now on," Charles said, his words layered with meaning. His narrow eyes met Noelle's directly. Noelle's heart skipped a beat, and before she realized it, she was already caught up in Charles' rhythm.

She had to admit, Charles was truly a master in this aspect. Despite having just experienced passion not long ago, each of his moves could still leave her utterly enthralled.

The consequences of such indulgence were quite severe. Charles' idea of exercise was purely confined to the bed.

up. Poor Noelle's soreness from the previous night had yet to ease, and now, after Charles' vigorous morning session, her legs

shoulder, looking at his profile with frustration.

and drew in a sharp breath. His

and a fire ignited in

quickly let go. "No

his eyes, Charles kissed the corner of Noelle's eye "Alright, I'm just teasing you." Seeing her innocent and

go downstairs. Don't forget we have to visit

to see Grandpa!" Noelle realized suddenly and could not help but punch Charles lightly. "It's all your fault; I almost forgot we were supposed to visit Grandpa

her lip, "What do we do? I haven't prepared a gift for Grandpa. This is the first time I'm officially introducing you to him, and it's so disrespectful!" "Don't worry," Charles said, grabbing Noelle's arm. "Get

they came downstairs, Ronald was already there. It seemed like he had been waiting for

over early this morning. He had indeed arrived early and called Charles, but he simply told him to come in

to be a bit tragic. Ronald had been waiting since eight in the morning, and