Reborn as the Drug Lord's Wife

rie

e- still, uncert

ft motion,

er, w

u won't ask questions." He spun arou

to fin

s looking stran

aid, breaking the sile

guarding my vulne

. Do it." He

an take advantage of me, you're mistak

"Feisty. I

my attention, this is little. I k

y lips, my voice a little lou

he wrong idea." He said

er but I al

bed,I grabbed him by the collar of his shirt and we

tes, we stared deep i

rembling as I struggled to contain my emotions. The air shifted, and I sensed his prese

pered, his voice husky and teasing. "Somet

ds instinctively rose, palms flat against his chest

expecting something else?" He

d was about to leave in rush when he sto

urrowed in confusi

textu

hat texture

ur opinion, I just got a new bed and a new d

all this w

ne for thinking he was re

bringing me back to realit

is the room decor. Nice." I said with a cold

art r

time

d down on my warm bed, m

ling happ

by my best fri

riah. I'm not sure if I should be happy about

orrible place, servin

, I'd probably not feel sad. A

ut my life an

lowly opened my eyes to met Ruby and her guards st

y sleep mistress?." I said as I

u s

t have I done this

thing wrong. Why does Uriah insist

idened in

ha

y gabby, I'll make sure that Novel happens in reality next time." She said , stamping

stions roams on my mind. Wh

"Unbelievable; who does she thin

hear that." I said as I

why does Lord U

that. He does

has finally noticed you, in your fourth

th la

nocked at

lord Uriah

the bathroom, reminding myself, A girl's gotta loo

idence and masculinity. His gaze met mine, and a captivating

aster," I said,

Uriah replied, his e

ment waiting for a response whi

la?" He asked and I darted my eyes away,

insisted on you comin

odd

cism, "I heard Ruby threw a

ll reeling from the su

m g

osity sparkling in his e

oking my cheeks. "I don't know, Gab. My sudd

ancie

that I've been working for you and yes your sudden interest

like you've known me for years. I came here because I have so much respect for you but I'm so

tched on my face. "Sorry,"

ion, but the crunch of gravel behind me mad

nto view. His long strides closed the distance, and b

riella. I've watched you for