Chapter 416


    Chapter: 416


    Millie gently touched theer of her mouth and approached the bed silently.Exclusive ? material by N?(/v)elDrama.Org.


    She was curious to see if Marcus might be drooling in his sleep.


    Marcusy on his side, his back to Millie, as she examined his lips, finding them spotless and dry.


    Initially disappointed, Millie became captivated by Marcus’ alluring face upon a second nce, yfully tracing his features in the


    air with her finger.


    Marcus sensed a fragrant aroma in his sleep and slowly opened his eyes, prompting Millie to halt her actions and attempt to flee.


    Marcus seized Millie’s hand, questioning, “What are you doing?”


    Feeling somewhat guilty, Millieposed herself, exining, “Nothing. | was worried you might catch a cold, so | tucked you in.”


    Marcusughed, remarking, “Odd, since when does a bad woman care about me catching a cold?”


    Millie’s eyes widened, her mouth forming a pout as she objected.


    “You''re calling me a bad woman? Never!”


    She thought that if she were a bad woman, there would be no good women left in the world.


    Realizing Marcus wasughing, Millie demanded, “What are youughing at?”


    Marcus teased, “No bad woman ever admits to being bad. But | don’t have many requirements for you. | just hope you don’t bite


    my neck as | sleep.”


    The words struck a chord, and Millie remembered a previous asion when she had uttered something simr.


    Millie retorted, “Who''d want to bite you? If | killed you with a bite, I''d pay with my life.”


    Marcus found Millie’s disgusted expression endearing, and rather than being angered, Marcus felt she was a little cute. He pulled


    her to the bed, made her lie in his arms and gazed at her.


    “Why are you up so early? You usually love sleeping in, don’t you?”


    Shocked by his embrace, Millie tried to rise but was gently restrained, her struggles futile.


    Marcus’ words echoed in her mind, and she was angry that he considered herzy.


    Every morning, she would rise quite early.


    Millie was so angry that she retorted quickly, “I never sleep in! Have | ever slept till noon? Don’t falsely use me.”


    Marcus shrugged, saying, “You’re usually still dreaming when | rise.”