When Love Breaks by Jack

“You’ve already showered though…”

I caught the hidden meaning in Gregory’s voice and decided to play dumb, teasing him a bit, “Put me down.”

“No.”

Gregory lowered his gaze, his lips curled into a slightly roguish smile as he kicked open the bathroom door and stepped inside.

The hot water and his kisses came at me all at once, stealing away my breath.

After a while, I was so overwhelmed by his antics that I could barely stand.

He just lifted me up, securing his arms under my thighs, and held me against his waist.

I thought this shower would be like all the others, stretching into the wee hours of the night.

But unexpectedly, right after, I was wrapped in a towel and carried off to bed.

Feeling a bit embarrassed, I grabbed the blanket, covering myself up, leaving only my eyes peering out at Gregory.

Meeting my gaze, Gregory chuckled, “You better not say those two words.”

I huffed playfully, “How would you know what I’m about to say?”

“I just do.”

Gregory leaned in close, his nose gently brushing against mine, his voice drawling, “Because I am your husband-”

He dragged out the last word, making my cheeks burn with embarrassment as I snuggled deeper under the blanket, “We’re not married. What kind of husband are you?” Gregory laid down beside me, pulling the blanket over us both and wrapping his legs around me.

I was completely trapped.

was charged with an

tried to move, but it was futile, and I couldn’t help but tentatively ask, “You’re not upset about what I said earlier, are you?”

Impossible to read.

“I…”

I were upset,” Gregory suddenly cut me off, his face inches from mine, his voice low and enticing, “How would you make it up

was just teasing,

laughed softly,

kiss

my forehead, his tone

playfully

y serious, “Since we’re

well propose,

immobilized, I

Who proposes in bed?

way too

pinching my cheek,

you won’t say

into the marriage graveyard again after

well how sharp

despite the

issue

like a thing

knew

Sinet

the

calling it a graveyard. Why would I

“Tsk.”

them apart, “Let’s see how sharp