Trading My Ex for His Uncle by Hello Spring

Chapter 841

Damon's voice was deep, carrying a seductive quality that made it hard to ignore.

Nyla's eyelashes fluttered as she looked up at him. She broke into a radiant smile and replied, "No need, you can go now."

Her smile was so dazzling that it momentarily left Damon in a daze.

After a pause, he replied with a hint of disappointment, "Alright then."

"Just go already. If you stay here any longer, the water in the bathtub will get cold," Nyla urged.

Damon raised an eyebrow. "Are you sure you don't want me to stay and help you?"

"I really don't need it," Nyla insisted.

If he stayed, how could she bathe properly?

"Fine." Damon sighed and straightened up, his disappointment evident as he turned and left.

Only after he disappeared from the bathroom doorway did Nyla finally breathe a sigh of relief. She began removing her clothes, careful not to put too much pressure on her injured foot. Limiting her steps, she carefully made her way to the edge of the bathtub. However, once she reached the side, she realized that balancing on one foot made it impossible to step into the tub. The surface was slippery, and she could easily fall if she wasn't careful.

whether or not

had already spent quite some time in

moment of indecision, Nyla wrapped herself in a bath towel and called out to

and the

the already small bathroom

wrapped in the towel, her delicate legs exposed and glowing, his gaze darkened. His body

calmness, however, a

wrong? What do you need

instinctively biting her lip as their

into the bathtub? I can't get in with just one foot to support

replied, his voice

her

could feel the tautness of his muscles, the strength of his body. She swallowed nervously,

it felt like an eternity, it was only moments before he lowered her into the

the water, she let out a tiny sigh of relief. "Thank

could finish

in a kiss. Her eyes widened in shock, but she could also see the raw

that suggested he wanted to devour

of the bathtub, her heart pounding in

and urgent, like a sudden summer downpour that swept