Burning Effect

Aurora's Point Of View

It wasn't a date; I had planned to grit out work but changed my mind. He could believe whatever he wanted to. All I cared about was how he had managed to get into my house once again. How did he even know I had gone out? And what about the housekeeper and the kids?

"You have no right to be in here," I snapped.

"So you've said a couple of times," he replied dryly and sipped his coffee. My eyes darted to the cup, and I gritted my teeth. That was my coffee cup. How dare he?

"Now, get out. And never come back again."

Eduardo hummed in response but didn't make a move to leave. Instead, he looked around the kitchen until his eyes finally landed on me. His gaze swept the entirety of my body, and his eyes blazed.

"I deserve to know where you ran off to, leaving the kids behind."

I scoffed and rolled my eyes. "It's none of your business. Besides, someone was looking after them."

"The nerve of you to leave my kids under the care of a fucking housekeeper," he growled and p