The CEO’S Unplanned Heir novel (Aurelia and Leopold)
Chapter 28

Chapter 28

Annoyed, Leopold's face was just as icy, “I don’t have an interest in others’ affairs. If you insist ondragging me into a web with some insignificant woman, then I can grant you your wish.”

Elowen recoiled, daring not to speak again. If that little minx got involved with Arnold, she'dcertainly be shown the red card by Leopold.

After dinner, Aurelia took a shower once back home. It was just her and Laura at home, so shedressed casually, slipping into a camisole nightdress before getting out. In the middle of the livingroom, a tall figure caught her eye, causing her to startle.

“Mr. Leopold, what brings you here?” Aurelia asked.

Leopold was boiling with anger. There was a fire inside him that he couldn't quench. He had toconfront the root of it all! He approached, step by step, and his imposing shadow graduallyengulfed her, “Do you think I don’t know about your little schemes?”

Aurelia instinctively backed away, until her path was blocked by the wall. The man’s aura was toooverpowering and domineering, making it hard for her to breathe. “What schemes?” Aurelia asked.She was so innocent and harmless. How could she have any malicious intent!

Leopold's hands braced against the wall, trapping her in a corner. His gaze darkly fixed on her. Hernightgown was somewhat sheer. Its pale pink hue accentuated her glowing skin.

It was worn over bare skin.

He was a head taller than her, and from his vantage point, he could take in the gorgeous sight infull. A light fragrance emanated from her hair, acting like a catalyst and causing his body tosuddenly tense. His blood vessels subtly expanded.

Damn it! Realizing his own reaction, he became even more irritated. Had she anticipated his arrival,so she deliberately dressed in such a way to tempt him?

“You're indeed cunning.” Leopold said.

Aurelia didn't understand a thing, staring at him with a blank look. Her heart was pounding. “I didn’tdo anything, really.” Aurelia said.

She didn't have to do anything. Just standing there was enough to stir his flame. He'd never haddesires for women, but at this moment, it was unusually intense and uncontrollable. Loosening hiscollar, he headed to the fridge and grabbed a bottle of mineral water, downing most of it in one goto cool down and regain his composure.

Aurelia, staying close to the wall, slowly and quietly made her way to her room, hoping to escape.Just as she reached the door, he caught her.

“Let me go.” Aurelia murmured. Her instinctive struggle to shake off his hand resulted in hernightgown’s strap slipping down.

What a sight!

Leopold felt as if a string of flames was rushing toward his forehead, igniting all his hormones andswelling. inside him as if about to explode. He quickly twisted open the bottle and finished off theremaining icy

water.

Aurelia, blushing crimson in embarrassment, quickly wrapped herself in a blanket and covered up toher neck. He'd seen her naked again. She felt like crying. Tears were welling up in her eyes. “Can youleave, please?” Aurelia asked

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Chapter 28

Leopold's Adam's apple bobbed, which was dry and hot. In a swift stride, he closed the distancebetween them, pinning her beneath him.

She was startled, and looking at him in panic with her eyes wide-open, “What are you doing?”

His handsome face was almost touching hers, and his hot breath constantly brushing against herface, making her skin so hot it felt like it was going to burn. “Isn't this what you wanted?”

Aurelia really didn’t understand what he meant, not at all. From the moment he came in, everythingwas confusing. “I just want to sleep, okay?" Aurelia said

"With whom?” Leopold asked. His deep, icy eyes gleamed mysteriously under the light. His voicewas hoarse, as if scorched by heat waves.

What? Aurelia was stunned, but soon felt something off. Although she was inexperienced, she didhave basic physiological knowledge. So clear and obvious with such a strong reaction, how couldshe not notice?

He despised her so much, and looked down on her, but still...

God, men really were creatures whose emotions and physical responses could be disconnected!