The Road to Rebirth Her Fresh Start and His Late Sorrow by Helena R. Bates

Chapter 117

Nancy felt a chill run down her spine as she heard a noise behind her. She spun around quickly, her heart racing.

Her eyes locked with a pair of deep, captivating ones.

Right in front of her stood a man who looked like he had stepped out of a dream, with an ethereal beauty that seemed almost otherworldly.

Nancy was frozen, her mind going completely blank. "Ju... Judson..."

Judson looked at the shocked Nancy, a twinkle of amusement playing in his eyes. "Yes, it's me, Nancy." Before he could finish his sentence, thud-

Judson was abruptly booted off the bed by Nancy. He looked up from the floor, a pout on his lips and his eyes slightly misty. "Nancy, why did you kick me..."

Nancy's eyes went wide when she saw that Judson was completely naked, his chiseled abs and chest all too visible. And to make matters worse, she realized she wasn't wearing anything either!

Her face flushed with a mix of anger and embarrassment. "Why were you in bed with me? Did you take off my clothes? What did you do to me?"

Judson feigned surprise. "Nancy, did you really forget what happened last night?"

about to respond, when a sharp pain shot through her head,

the conference, Lucy cornered her in the bathroom, and whatever they put in her drink started kicking in,

out, she heard Judson's voice

if she

tremor in Nancy's fingers, Judson gently wrapped an

are you feeling unwell? If you can't remember, it's okay. It's all over

Nancy managed to pull herself together, glancing at Judson with

of embarrassment coloring

and tossed it over

you for last night, but about what happened

continue. "Nancy, are you

naked, and the soreness throughout her

Nancy's eyes, Judson pouted, "Nancy, I didn't

antidote for me?" Nancy breathed a

huffed, a bit miffed, "The doctor said there would be side effects, and hinted that I would've been a better remedy. But you were out cold, and I wouldn't take advantage of you.

his earnest expression, Nancy felt a flutter

he'd be unable to resist,

proven to