Chapter 289
Jessica tilted her head. Her doe eyes stayed wide and steady as she met Dominic’s gaze, projecting pure innocence.
In the end, he lost by a narrow margin. His cheek twitched as he snapped, “I can’t be bothered with you p>
‘She’s really a little pervert. There are only wrong names, never wrong nicknames,‘ he thought.
A bodyguard had brought Jessica over, so she accompanied him to the parking garage to get the car.
Once they got inside, Jessica patted the door and said, “Bro, I messed you up quite a few times. You’re not mad at me, right p>
Dominic snorted. “So you do remember that p>
The old car had survived countless trials with him without trouble. In Jessica’s hands, though, it took almost no time for all four tires to get wrecked. The outcome felt downright tragic.
She grinned slyly, pulled open the door, climbed in, and suddenly wrapped her arms around Dominic. She put on an intimate tone and said, “Dominic, I was wrong. Why don’t you punish me? You can whip me if you want p>
‘Whipping…‘ Images flooded Dominic’s mind without warning.
Jessica licked her lips. “Whips, candles, I’m fine with all of it. Don’t hold back p>
Dominic shook his head hard to force the images away, then said sternly, “Jessica, I’m warning you. Watch what you say from
now on p>
She blinked. “And if I don’t, what are you going to do p>
“I…” Dominic raised his hand, then froze. For a little pervert, that sort of thing counted as a reward. At a loss for words, he lowered his hand.
“I’m not getting into this with you.” He fastened his seatbelt, started the car, and drove out of the parking garage.
As soon as he turned onto the road, he spotted an accident ahead. Two cars had scraped each other and sat stuck in the middle, blocking the road completely.
Cars behind them began changing lanes.
Dominic had no interest in backing up, so he pulled the handbrake and stayed put, scrolling through places to eat.
“How about Winner Chicken?” he asked, searching casually.
Jessica leaned closer, full of interest. “Check the ratings first p>
Dominic laughed without looking up. “You even check ratings when you eat p>
“Of course. Expensive doesn’t mean it tastes good,” Jessica said. “But your cooking is the best p>
The praise pleased him more than he cared to admit. With restrained pride, he said, “That’s a fairly objective assessment p>
‘You could call me poor, or even ugly, and I could accept it. But say my cooking was bad, and I am ready to fight,‘ he thought.
They leaned close, their heads almost touching, both focused on the phone as they debated dinner options.
Dominic stayed absorbed in the search.
Meanwhile, Jessica had already formed a mischievous plan. Her heart thumped hard. She studied Dominic’s profile, her gaze shifting as she said, “Hey, lift your head a bit p>
He raised his head. “Huh, what- Mmph p>
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The instant he did, Jessica looped her arms around his head and launched a sneak attack.
Dominic’s eyes flew open. ‘Damn it! Who can withstand this p>
At that point, nothing else mattered to him.
Three minutes later, Jessica’s face burned red. Her eyes glistened as she looked at Dominic, faint ripples shimmering within them.
Dominic could not bring himself to meet her gaze. The traffic ahead had finally cleared, so he started the car in silence.
Neither of them noticed the stunningly beautiful woman standing at the entrance of Garcia Tower. She had witnessed everything.
It was Autumn. She stood frozen, as if struck senseless.
Only after she saw the two of them separate did panic set in. She hid behind a tree, crouched down, covered her mouth, and burst into tears.
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Sara Lili is a daring romance writer who turns icy landscapes into scenes of fiery passion. She loves crafting hot love stories while embracing the chill of Iceland’s breathtaking cold.