The Wrong Woman
Chapter 903
Elio approached Candice, his expression growing somber and his eyes losing their usual spark. With a hint of displeasure, he said softly, "Don't be afraid of me, Candice." Candice nodded in response, then hesitated and shook her head.
Elio sighed. "I know I can be stern at work, but that's only toward my subordinates."
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Elio let out a laugh of exasperation and hung his head in resignation.
Worried she had misspoken, Candice quickly clarified, "It's not that I'm afraid of you. I just need a little time to get used to this."
After all, his demeanor was notably different. He was typically harsh with others yet unexpectedly gentle with her, which unsettled her. Elio checked his watch and asked, "Are you hungry?"
Candice shook her head. "Not really."
her toward the nearby lounge. He hoped to gauge Candice's
Candice was confused.
closing the door, he stepped close and trapped her
her heart pounding and her breath hastening
unseen force bearing down on her, almost stealing her breath away. His
was intense
as it lingered
noticeably as he spoke in a low,
le
your silence as you having feelings for me as
body trembling slightly. Without warning, Elio leaned in and pressed his lips against hers. A
tongues dancing in a wild tango of desire. His kiss
Candice surrendered without resistance. Yet, confusion clouded
supposed to be taking her to lunch? But here they were, locked in a passionate kiss in the
her expectations. Their kiss deepened, and things took an unexpected
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