EX-husband Groveling to Me novel Chapter 203

Suny was woken up by the alarm clock and opened her eyes to the light coming in from outside the curtains, and it was evident that it was a nice day.

She propped herself up on the bed and sat up, thinking about that kiss Austin had given her last night, and her face couldn't help but get hot again.

"M, help me boil water."

"Yes, Master."

Collecting her thoughts, Suny got out of bed and washed up.

Phantom had quite a few things to attend to today and she had a dinner party at noon.

Suny had just finished washing up when the doorbell suddenly rang.

Who was coming over so early in the morning?

Suny turned on the surveillance screen and was stunned when she saw Austin at the door.

Suny walked down and opened the door, "What are you doing here so early?"

"Pick up my girlfriend to work."

Austin got out of the car, he drove himself here today.

Suny sidled up and let him in, "Come in."

Just as she turned around, Suny's hand was warm, and when she looked down, she saw her hand being held tightly by Austin.

It was the first time she had been so close to a man, the first time she had been held by the hand.

Suny couldn't tell what she felt in her heart, embarrassed and warm.

She glanced up at Austin and found him looking at her with a sideways glance.

Suny blushed: "Don't you look at me like that, Austin."

"Why?"

He frowned, seemingly uncomprehending.

Suny pursed her lips, "Not good."

"Why?"

Austin used to be like a mute, but now he was like Alicia, had a hundred thousand questions.

Suny was annoyed by his question and grunted, "No reason."

How dare she say that? Could she tell him that he was looking at her like that and making her feel like she was a plate of food in his eyes?

They were all adults now, and Suny really didn't dare to say something with such a different meaning.

Austin looked at the tips of her slightly reddened ears and couldn't help but tighten the hand he was holding her by, as he restrained himself and turned his eyes away, responding in a deep voice, "Okay."

Once upstairs, Suny drew her hand away and went to pour water aside.

Austin glanced down at his empty palm, pursed his lips, put his breakfast on the dining table, took the water she handed him, and fixed his eyes on the glass in her hand, "Your glass is very pretty."

Suny's mug is a very special painted mug that she bought back from a trip abroad with Alicia a few years ago.

"I bought it abroad."

Austin responded, "Hm."

"Can I take a picture?"

Suny gave him a look and handed the glass over.

Austin didn't lie to her, he was really taking pictures.

Remembering that he had looked at his glass several times before, Suny suddenly realized that she might have misunderstood Austin.

He might simply like this glass?

This was something Suny did not expect.

Austin bought a lot of breakfast, probably because he didn't know what she liked to eat and bought bit of everything.

Suny looked at the dozen of dim sum on the table, "I like congee, I don't like pasta."

Hearing this from her, Austin instantly responded, "I'll buy you congee tomorrow."

"Well then."

After breakfast, it was already half past eight.

"I'll drive myself."

If she had been in his car, then anyone with any intelligence would have guessed that they were together.

"Okay, will you join me for lunch?"

Hearing this from him, Suny couldn't help but laugh, "Are you so free now?"

Didn't he used to be the one he didn't even have time to have a lunch?

"I always have time to keep you company."

Suny looked at him, and the tips of her ears, which hadn't been red for long, reddened again: "What did Elijah teach you?"

Austin shook his head, "He didn't teach me that, it's from my heart."

He hadn't understood before why anyone could say something so mushy, but now he knew.

When he looked at someone he liked, he could not help but say it out.

Suny bowed her head and sipped the warm water, Austin's segment now was obviously different from before, she was going to lose the battle when she spoke to him twice.

"Are you full?"

He suddenly asked, and Suny looked up at him and nodded.

She hadn't eaten much for breakfast, and Austin had bought mostly buns and snacks, so Suny was full after eating two pieces.

As soon as she said that, Austin beside her suddenly sidled over, "Suny, can I kiss you?"

He was asking her, but just as the words were being said, his thin lips were already kissing the top of her lips.

Suny grunted, her grip on the glass gradually tightening and finally loosening.

After he pried her lips open, his congee entwined with hers , but in a flash, Suny's lips were full of his scent.

He kissed so dominantly and forcefully that Suny only felt like she was about to be swallowed by him.

Austin's burning body came over and she followed suit, her blood felt like it was boiling.

When Suny was carried away from the chair by him, she had a moment of regained her senses, "Austin-"

She tried to call out to him, but the words were swallowed in pieces.

By the time it was over, she was powerless, like a small blade of grass almost broken by a gale.

Suny was lying on Austin's shoulder, her eyes slightly closed, and between her breaths she could hear Austin's panting.

He was so hot, his whole body looked like an egg just fished out of hot water.

Suny tried to get up from his arms, but Austin's hand tightened, "Suny, don't move yet."

He lowered his head, his deep dark eyes looking at her, and Suny was embarrassed, remembering how she had been pinned down by him not long ago.

She was too afraid to move.

After a while, Suny couldn't resist: "Austin?"

Her voice was originally soft and gentle, and she spoke warmly and gently, making his heart feel soft when they heard it.

He lowered his head and kissed Suny on the forehead, "Alright, I won't scare you anymore."

Suny was carried by him and put back on the chair, Austin had already stood up, "Wait for me."

She looked at his back in a daze, raised her hand to touch her forehead and couldn't help but curl her lips down into a smile.

Quite good.

Austin drove behind Suny and watched her drive into Phantom before he drove away.

Early in the morning, Ivan felt that Austin was in a very good mood today.

While Austin was in a good mood, Ivan hurriedly told him about Grace's story.

After hearing Ivan's words, Austin frowned, "Don't bother with her."

"Okay, Mr. Johnson."

Ivan was about to retreat when he coldly heard Austin speak up and call out to him.

"Mr. Johnson?"

"You have someone, in the style of the one inside the picture, make me a glass that is blue."

Austin finished and added, "I want to look like a pair with this one."

Ivan looked at the photo on Austin's phone and wondered why Austin had made such a mug on a whim.

But since Austin had opened his mouth, he, as a qualified secretary, would naturally not say no.

"Okay, Mr. Johnson."

"Oh yes, when it is done, send it directly to Suny’s."

"Miss Holland?"

Ivan was surprised and Austin gave him a disgusted look, "Or what?"

Ivan was embarrassed and hurriedly turned away with the photo: "Okay, I know, Mr. Johnson."

Walking out of the office, without Austin's high-handedness, Ivan's mind was spinning a lot faster.

Suddenly, something occurred to him and his eyes widened incredulously.

Mr. Johnson got Miss Holland back?

It had to be said that Ivan, as Austin's secretary, still had some brains.