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XIX: CEOs don't roll with thieves
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2021-06-30 03:15:02To celebrate 100 votes on #TCCWTT, here is a new chapter. I hope you enjoy it, don’t forget to vote and leave a comment!! 🎉🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊
She slowly opened the door and entered her apartment, only to be consumed by the sweet smell of potato chips, tomato and egg sauce. This caused her mouth to water and her stomach to growl in response. She remembered on one date with Cainan weeks ago; she had ordered this when she saw him eating it and it looked pleasing to the eyes.
When she got served and finally tasted it; she wondered where it had been all her life. The aroma, the taste and feel... Some things were always going to be better than sex. She didn’t need to taste to know the meal was going to be heavenly, and she couldn’t wait.
Then she remembered who was doing the cooking. Cainan and her heart slammed against her chest at the thought of him being in her house. She didn’t remember giving him a key, and she didn’t even know she shared one w
Glory TinaOkay, guys, thanks for reading. What are your thoughts on the chapter? Cainan is so unlike many of my male leads even though most of my male leads are caring, kind and understanding. Cainan is a whole level on all those things. I feel happy when ever I write him. What do you think about Cainan taking the responsibility for Jasmin pregnancy? Good idea or bad idea? Leave your thoughts. Your reviews keeps me going..
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