The unwanted wife’s unexpected comeback
Chapter 152

Chapter 152:

Recently, the weather in Warrington had become quite cold with significant rainfall. Caden, concerned for Ciara's comfort, suggested that she postpone her visit until the weather improved.

Ciara always trusted Caden's judgment in such matters. Over the phone, he warned him: It's getting colder. Wrap yourself up. It seems like you're always engrossed in work. You're taking care of yourself. You're eating well.

Sitting on the edge of the bathtub, Caden assured her as he checked the water temperature: Don't worry. Everything is under control.

Curious about the background noise, Ciara asked, What are you doing?

About to take a bath, Caden responded, looking toward the door.

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Ciara observed: It's still daylight. It's not too early to take a bath. Caden just smiled silently.

Grandma, I have to go now, he concluded the call, wrapped a towel around his waist and headed back to the bedroom.

The bed It was messy but cozy, with Alicia resting in its center.

The blanket around her waist barely concealed the intimate marks that adorned her legs and back. Caden's eyes lingered on those red memories of their passion.

His touch was not rough, but Alicia's sensitive skin showed the signs of their encounters, marks that faded and then reappeared.

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These marks served as silent affirmations of their intense connection.

You're still catching your breath Caden mocked, his voice playful as he held her close, his chest pressing against her back. Bath time.

Alicia, with her cheeks still radiant with heat, buried her face in the mattress and bit her lip.

Let's rest a little more. You go ahead, he murmured, his voice raspy with fatigue.

Caden recognized her tiredness, but chose to carry her to the bathtub, determined not to let her overexert herself.

As they settled into the bathtub, Alicia's phone started ringing. Recognizing the tone, Caden handed him the phone without looking at it.

The caller ID showed a woman's name. Alicia, recognizing the name, stood up suddenly, causing water to splash over both of them. Caden, soaked but attentive, watched her intently, waiting for her explanation.

Alicia greeted warmly, Hello, as Caden joined her in the bathtub.

Water cascaded down the tub. the edge, soaking the floor.

Alicia spoke on the phone in a firm tone. At two in the afternoon, okay. I'll be there on time. Thank you. After hanging up, she found herself enveloped in Caden's embrace.

Was it an interview, Caden asked.

Smiling widely, Alicia replied: Yes, for a music teaching position at the Academy. The. Mr. Hopkins recommended me to the director, who seemed quite impressed. As they settled into the small space of the bathtub, Caden couldn't help but share her happiness, his own smile mirroring hers.

The Academy The, uh, Lots of rich kids there. You think you can handle the noise

Alicia laughed. The director offered me a good salary, so a little noise is a small price to pay.

Caden playfully splashed water on him.

And what's the salary?

Twenty-five thousand dollars before taxes, Alicia said, leaning toward him wearily.

I'm delighted, she continued. I haven't worked in a while, and I need to save a significant amount to open my art gallery.

Caden, half joking, half serious, wrinkled his brow. Seriously, you could easily cajole me with a little cajoling.

Alicia's response was soft but firm. I prefer not to depend on a man.

Overwhelmed by her presence and softened by her touch, Caden found her irresistibly attractive.

His hands moved underwater, pulling her closer.

Alicia resisted, her strength was no match for his.

The water exploded around her as she protested: Caden, stop it! We've reached the limit for today.

His gaze intensified, the impulse undeniable.

Isn't this the perfect way to celebrate your new job, he persuaded her, the tension between them sizzling. in the humid air.

Alicia repeatedly said no, biting her lip in protest as she struggled to free herself.

Worried about hurting her, Caden offered her a compromise. This counts for tomorrow.

Alicia paused, then counterattacked firmly: You broke the rules, so you must be punished. This should negate the next three times.

Caden laughed, incredulous at his audacity. You are incredibly greedy.

If you don't agree, let me go, Alicia demanded, unwavering in her stance.

Caden, using his cunning, targeted her weak spots, but Alicia She stubbornly resisted, gritting her teeth and refusing to give in to his advances.

Unable to convince her, Caden finally capitulated.

Okay, he reluctantly conceded and bowed to her. kiss her, but she turned her face away, rejecting the gesture.

At that moment, the puppy, alerted by the noise, ran into the bathroom.

Shocked, Alice was startled. He splashed into the water.

Why haven't you closed the door, he said to Caden. The pup, mistaking his splashing for play, wagged his tail excitedly and ran in circles around the tub.

Caden, disgusted by the intrusion, made a dismissive gesture at the pup. Lucky, out.

Alicia, catching the name, looked up sharply. What did you just call him?

Caden, looking at her and then at the slight swelling of her abdomen, responded with a soft chuckle: Lucky. It's not a pretty name.

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