The Double Life of My Billionaire Husband

Chapter 24

Natalie’s toes rubbed against his shins.

Sebastian’s body burned with passion.He was turned on.

The desire he had been holding in while they were in the car hit him with full force now.

He quickly turned on the bed and pressed his boy against hers.

The sweet scent of her body made his mouth dry.

Sebastian’s eyes swept across her breasts that rose and fell with her every breath.

Natalie always wore loose clothes.She had an alluring figure.

Although she looked petite and had a dainty waist, her plump breasts and curvy bum made her look like a model.

Sebastian leaned forward and kissed her neck.

His body froze the next moment, and he suddenly pulled back.

After taking a deep breath, he wriggled away from her.

He fisted his hair and cursed under his breath.

Sebastian just couldn’t act on his desires.

Natalie was drunk, and he couldn’t take advantage of her.

Sebastian leaned back against the headboard and looked at Natalie’s face.He had never properly looked at her.

Natalie had a flawless face with perfect features.She still had baby fat on her cheeks.

If she were a size thinner, she would look glamorous. Text © 2024 NôvelDrama.Org.

But Sebastian liked how she looked like now.She looked like a pristine beauty.

Natalie’s breathing evened as she slept like a baby.

Sebastian shook his head, lifted the quilt, and quietly walked out of the room.

He entered the bathroom and found the water he had prepared for Natalie had turned cold. It wasn’t a waste because he needed to take a cold shower to calm down.

Sebastian let out a weary sigh.

Then, he took off his T-shirt and sank into the bathtub.

A beam of sunlight fell on Natalie’s face. She winced and rubbed her bleary eyes, realizing that it was already morning. Her throat was dry, and there was a dull pounding at her temples. It appeared that she had been drunk the previous night. Natalie scratched at her messy hair and padded to the bathroom in a daze, intending to freshen herself up. When she faced the mirror, however, she was horrified to find her neck and chest dotted with red marks, which were decidedly not insect bites.

“Sebastian Klein!” Natalie screamed at the top of her lungs, her face burning. “You called for your husband?” Sebastian said as he sauntered into the bathroom. A thin sheen of sweat covered his sculpted face, and his gray shirt was damp at the chest. He must have gone running.

“What did you do to me last night?” Natalie demanded, crossing her arms over her chest. Sebastian raised an eyebrow and looked pointedly at the hickeys around her neck. “You’re seriously asking me what I did to you? Shouldn’t you be asking what you did to me? You started it all. You clung to me and kept touching my body, rubbing my—”

“Stop it!” Natalie closed her eyes and put her hands up. “Did you think I would believe all these nonsense you’re spouting?”

There was no way she would do those things to him! With a helpless look on his face, Sebastian walked away and came back with a crumpled shirt in his hand. “This is the evidence. My chest was also pinched red by you last night. Do you want to have a look?”

Then he intended to take off his clothes.

“No!” Natalie turned away in a panic.

She tried to recall everything that had transpired, but only vague, hazy flashes surfaced in her mind. If she wasn’t mistaken… She had, indeed, taken the initiative to kiss Sebastian in the car, Great! She had well and truly ruined her image.

Natalie had never expected that she would lose all common sense after a few glasses of wine. She bit her lower lip and covered her face with her hands, wishing that a hole would open up below her and swallow her into an abyss.

“All right, I didn’t do anything, okay?” Sebastian said behind her, his voice deep and husky. “Here, drink this.” He handed her a paper cup.

Natalie took a sniff of the drink and realized that it was honey water. After drinking it, her stomach finally settled down. The bitter taste of hangover had also disappeared from her tongue. Unfortunately, her mortification remained.

Natalie decided to ignore Sebastian altogether and proceeded to freshen up for the day. She changed into a turtle-neck dress and rushed out to work. Sebastian watched her the entire time, a small smile playing on his lips. As soon as she arrived at the Larson Group, Natalie was called into the conference room.

“We have reviewed all the designs you submit for the autumn and winter series,” Ike said. “We’ve come to the unanimous decision to use Quinn’s designs.” He held up a portfolio as his gaze swept down the long table to where Natalie was sitting.

“Thank you for this great honor,” she gushed. “I’m new here, and I know that I still have much to learn. Please guide me as I move forward. I will value any advice you give me.” Natalie had never imagined she would land such a big project so soon.

She had been working here for less than a month, after all. Besides, as a newcomer, she didn’t think it was a good thing to show off her abilities before establishing good rapport with her colleagues,

“There’s no need for that. Your designs are excellent as they are.

Oh, but if you have any questions, then feel free to ask your seniors.” Ike looked through her portfolio as he spoke, his pride and admiration evident in his eyes.

Natalie only smiled in response. She knew that the other designers present in the meeting likely disagreed with Ike. “I think those designs are pretty ordinary,” Pamela Daly muttered under her breath.

She had joined the Larson Group a few years prior to Natalie, and had been fully expecting that her designs would be selected this time around.

Naturally, she wasn’t happy with this development. “Keep your voice down,” one of Pamela’s friends reprimanded her softly. “She’s right in front of you.”

“But I didn’t say anything wrong, did I?” Pamela retorted.

Natalie pretended not to hear their exchange and focused on sorting out the folders she had brought with her. “Okay, everyone. That’s all for the meeting.” Ike stood and gathered a stack of documents before smiling kindly at Natalie.

“I’m going to need you in my office, Quinn.” Natalie obediently followed him to the other room. Ike tossed the documents on his desk, unbuttoned his suit jacket, and leaned back against his chair. “There’s a cozy vibe to your designs, you know,” he remarked.

“Your style is unique and memorable, but not in an overpowering way. I see a lot of potential in you, but you do need further training. If you do well with your projects, I will give you more chances to cultivate your skills in the future.”

Ike’s gaze had turned sharp as it fell on Natalie’s face. There was nothing particularly special about her features, but she was undoubtedly gorgeous.

Natalie fidgeted under his stare. She understood what he was implying, and immediately felt disgusted. Even so, she mustered a light smile.

“Thank you, Mr. Lyman. I still have some drafts to finish, so if there’s nothing else, I’ll be taking my leave now.”

Ike grinned and said nothing more. On top of her good looks, this woman also had a strong personality. He did like it when they were feisty; it brought some spice to the game of pursuit. She would end up taking off her clothes in front of him, anyway. He could wait.

“Go ahead.” Natalie felt sick and outraged as she made her way back to her desk. She didn’t notice Pamela, who had been following close behind her.

“It’s no wonder Ike favors you,” Pamela thought as she sneered at Natalie’s back. “You’re just another shameless vixen who seduces her way up the ladder.”

Just now, she had stopped by Ike’s office on purpose and eavesdropped at the door. The man had made his intentions toward Natalie perfectly clear.