The Sweet Pursuit by Golden Autumn
Chapter 163

"No one will dare to stop you!" George let out a low chuckle, hugged her, and got up to stride away.

Everyone in the private room immediately looked at them, and Suzy quickly blushed. She nimbly twisted her body and jumped down from his arms. She walked out while pretending to be calm.

James got up and smiled meaningfully at George. George shot a glance at him and said calmly, "I'm leaving now. You guys have fun. Tonight's on me!" Several of the men who knew him well could not help but cheer, "Thanks, G!" "Take care of yourself, G!"

George waited in the rest area for a while. Then, he saw Suzy, who had changed her clothes, walking over. She was wearing a light gray T-shirt, white short jeans, and white canvas shoes. The girl looked more and more like a high school student, but her temperament was cool and calm.

George got up, took her hand, and walked to the elevator.

Once they exited Kelsen, Jessie had already gotten the car and was waiting outside the entrance. He glanced at the person holding George's hand. It was as if he had anticipated this.

After getting into the car, George said, "Royal Court."

Only now did Suzy remember that they could not go to Royal Court. She hurriedly said, "We can't go to Royal Court. Nelly's still staying there." George turned his head and asked, "You mean that friend of yours? Didn't you say she was only staying a couple of days?"

Suzy grew embarrassed and said, "There's something going on back at her place, so she has to stay for a few more days" George did not say anything else and merely instructed Jessie, "Head to Hutton Lake Villa." When they were on their way over, Suzy sent a message to Nelly, informing her that she was not coming home for the night and telling Nelly to go to bed earlier. Nelly replied to the message and asked her where she was headed. Suzy thought for a while and replied: (Going to my uncle's place.)

Only then did Nelly feel more relieved. She replied to her with a good night sticker, The car went all the way east, and Suzy grew nervous seeing the familiar route. She thought that they were headed for Green Garden. However, when the car turned right at the next Intersection, Suzy heaved a slow, traceless sigh of relief. Ten minutes later, the car drove into a villa area on the edge of Cecil Lake and stopped outside a garden villa. George patted her head and said, "Get out of the car."

After entering the villa compound, Suzy saw that the street lights in the yard were on, but it was pitch black inside the villa. George held her hand as they walked along the main road. When they entered the house, the man did not immediately turn the lights on. Instead, he picked her up princess-style, placed her on the sofa, and leaned over to kiss her.

From the sofa to the bathroom on the second floor, then to the bed in the bedroom, the man was like a wolf that had been kept in the desert where it starved for many days and nights.

Then, the man gently coaxed her into quitting her job at Kelsen and offered various conditions to tempt her. However, Suzy bit her lip and did not yield. Seeing that his attempt was failing, the man resulted in using ruthless coercion.

Ultimately, Suzy was helpless and paid a price that she usually refused to make to satisfy him. The man reluctantly agreed to let her spend her summer vacation working in Kelsen.

As the moon moved from the east to the west, Suzy nestled in the man's arms and slept with him.

Perhaps overly drained, George fell into a very deep sleep. When the sun shone through the transparent gauze curtain and landed on the bed, he opened his eyes. He showed a somewhat lazy and contented look.

The woman in his arms was still sleeping. George looked at her soft profile, and his eyes grew gentler and warm like the sun shining on the water of Cecile Lake with soft ripples. He lowered his head slightly and kissed her on the forehead lightly. Suzy's long eyelashes trembled slightly, and the shudder spread across her nerves. It went on and on She clearly felt that something had fallen in her heart. Under his kiss and the beaming sunlight, it quietly took root.