The Wrong Woman
Chapter 1002
Imogen certainly couldn't say it in this manner.
"I've been considering looking for a job," she said.
"Don't worry about it. Take your time. If you have any thoughts, feel free to discuss them with me. I have many friends who might be able to help," Jasper offered.
Imogen's pride kicked in as she quickly refused, "You don't have to trouble yourself. I can handle it on my own."
"I'm your husband. How could it possibly be a bother?"
"That's not what I meant. I'm just confident that I'll find a job soon."
"I see."
"And what about you?"
"I've also been thinking about work."
"Don't dwell on it too much. Try to get some sleep," Imogen suggested, blinking as she looked at Jasper lying beside her in the dim light.
Even in the darkness, his silhouette exuded a striking allure.
"Okay, goodnight," Jasper said.
whispered
his eyes, his
to fall asleep. As she shut her eyes, her
sleeping in the same bed. Did Jasper truly have no
treated each other respectfully, making her
knowledge that most men could easily have sex
seem to have such desires
that he was
swirling with these thoughts,
she knew it, morning
deep in slumber when a sudden weight pressed down on his lower abdomen. The discomfort from his erection jolted him awake, instantly pulling
swiftly moving to relieve the pressure on his
Jasper saw Imogen and felt her body beneath his
Feeling mortified, Imogen hurriedly
she apologized, "I'm really sorry about that. It wasn't intentional-I was just reaching for my phone and ended up on
beside him Sure enough, Imogen's phone was resting there. Without
her
lips as she settled back with her phone, swiftly
worry if her
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