The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 894

"I heard you've slept with Averill, Leslie, Delilah, and Mira?" Naomi said.

Felix, who was in the middle of slurping the pasta, coughed out the contents in his mouth the moment he heard Naomi's words. He was at a loss for words. After all, it was true, and trying to deny it wouldn't change anything.

"What are you embarrassed about? We've always been your women. It was just a matter of time."

Hearing those words come from Naomi's mouth gave Felix an indescribable sense of awkwardness.

Her face, which had been slightly flushed, now seemed calm and resolute, as though she had come to terms with it.

"Do you know why Mr. Hoffman asked me to seek you out? It was to make sure we could sleep together."

Felix started coughing again.

"Naomi, are you serious?"

tied to the soul. Mr. Hoffman must have thought the time was right. He always has his reasons. "When we... uh... connect, it's not just about the physical act. More importantly, it's a merging of our souls. The first time will especially bring tremendous benefits to your soul." Even Naomi felt embarrassed after saying that. She quickly got up and

to say so much, being passive any longer would truly be

sneaking up behind her, Felix lifted her into his arms and said softly, "Naomi, then forgive me

her well-worn outer clothes, only to freeze

layers was a set of sensual black, sheer lingerie. The contrast was

at? You're so annoying," Naomi stammered, clearly flustered. She had intentionally dressed like this, knowing he was coming. "I'm

pounced like a hungry tiger, and

Felix felt an inexplicable sense of clarity and refreshment, though nothing more extraordinary than

awake? Come have some pasta," Naomi said, carrying a plate into the

we did enough eating

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room. "You're not allowed

in the Cullinan, Felix found himself reflecting on his

he done to deserve nine incredible fellow apprentices? Each had their own lives and their own pursuits, yet their feelings for him remained unwavering. They never asked for titles or

an abrupt stop. After a