Find Me In Your Labyrinth pdf

Chapter 2638

His skin was firm and smooth, a captivating mix of raw power and resilience that contrasted sharply with her soft, pale hands.

She didn't hesitate, her hands gliding down his chest, spreading the lather. As she moved back up, he suddenly grabbed her hand,

his arm tensing, veins standing out.

“That's enough. Get out.”

“It takes a few rounds to get properly clean,” Sylvia challenged. “After this, we can do body lotion. I'm happy to help.”

His eyes were black holes, swirling with a dangerous intensity that threatened to pull her in. “If you don’t leave now, | can’t

guarantee what will happen.”

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Sylvia glanced down, then thought better of pushing him further. She obediently rinsed him off and left.

As the door closed, she thought she heard a muffled groan from inside. Her expression changed, thinking he had hurt his wound.

But as her hand touched the doorknob, she realized what it was. Her eyes glinted with amusement as she quickly turned and

walked away.

She had intended to go upstairs, but as she opened the door, she saw the housekeeper setting the table in the dining room.

Looking down at her own water-splashed t-shirt and pants, she realized that going out like this would only lead to

misunderstandings.

She went back into the room and sat on the sofa to wait.

He emerged a moment later, a towel wrapped around his waist, another in his hand drying his hair. He saw she was still there and

raised an eyebrow, a silent question as to why she hadn't left.

“Gina is out there,” Sylvia said, referring to the housekeeper. “Can you ask her to leave first?”

Gabriel's eyes swept over her, and he understood immediately. He went to his closet, pulled out one of his own t-shirts, and

handed it to her. “You can shower in here.e out for dinner when you're done.”

“No, I need my own body wash and lotion. Besides, | can’t just change my shirt. Just get her to leave,” Sylvia insisted.

He frowned at her. “You're so high-maintenance.”

Sylvia just arched an eyebrow back at him.

Gabriel went out. The housekeeper immediately smiled. “Mr. Carnes, dinner is ready.”

He sat down. “That's all for tonight. You can go rest. The dishes can wait until tomorrow.”