A Second Chance at Forever (Eleanor and Bernard) novel Chapter 640

Eleanor tilted her head, asking gently, "What can I do to make you not mad?"

Bernard seemed a bit arrogant, lifting his firm chin, and scoffed, "Figure it out yourself."

Eleanor couldn't help but laugh at his words, yet found this version of Bernard irresistibly attractive. She reached out with her fair hand, took the initiative to wrap her arms around Bernard's neck. Standing on her tiptoes, she leaned in, kissing the corner of his lips, "Is that enough?"

Bernard's gaze was tight, his throat moved slightly, but he didn't respond, "Not enough."

Eleanor loosened one hand, sliding it down from his broad shoulders, around his waist, and onto his expensive belt.

Her hand, paused for a few seconds at the metal buckle, then unbuckled his belt. Just as she was about to reach into his shirt, he grabbed her hand, "What are you doing?"

Eleanor, standing on her tiptoes again, whispered back in his ear, "What do you think?"

Her warm breath, carrying the scent of gardenias, blew into his ear, and the man's abdomen tightened, along with his arrogant eyes.

Little devil.

Bernard lowered his tense gaze to see her biting her tender lips, and immediately surrendered. His slender fingers moved to her waist, pulled her tightly into his arms.

A turned on man, going wild, was hard for a woman to bear, just like Eleanor at this moment, who was almost been kissed breathless.

Eleanor whimpered in pleas intermittently, and the man finally asked in a low voice, "You dare to seduce me, but you don't dare to face the consequences?"

As the man spoke, he did not leave her lips, caressing and gently biting.

In any case, the repeated contact made Eleanor's heart numb and trembling. She lifted her eyes, which were wet from the kisses, and pleaded at the man who was pinning her against the wall.

"I've been a bit tired lately, can't ..."

Her sweet and soft voice, fell into his heart, bringing a faint smile to his eyes.

"But you were just touching my belt."

He wanted to ask her where she got such strength, when she suddenly pulled out a business card from her pocket, and waved it in front of him.

"Bernard, I just came across a problem, can you help me decide?"

Bernard's eyes moved from her face to the business card, "Casey?"

Seeing those two letters, his eyes suddenly lifted, "How do you have his card?"

Eleanor didn't hide it and said straightforwardly, "He came to find me just now, asking about Nina's whereabouts, and left me his card."

Bernard straightened up, took the card, looked at it for a few seconds, then asked Eleanor, "What did he say to you?"

Eleanor told Bernard every word Casey had said, and then hesitantly asked him, "Do you think I should tell Casey that Ethan and Nina are at the cemetery?"

The man, already sitting on the sofa with his legs crossed, looked at Eleanor indifferently, "When did you start contacting Ethan?"