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    “You never have to worry about that,” Brendon said with quiet conviction. “In this life, I’ll treat you with nothing but kindness, and no one else could hold a candle to you.”


    Ynda’s lips curved into a faint smile, certain that Christina was no match for her. “You said it yourself. If you ever start developing feelings toward another woman, I’ll be heartbroken,” she said with a yful pout.


    “I won’t. I might let others down, but never you. You’re special to me—one of a kind,” Brendon dered with deep emotion.


    Ynda’s smile widened as she looked up at him, then leaned in and kissed him. It started off soft, light—but quickly escted into something deeper, something breathless.


    Brendon caught her wandering hand and tapped her nose lightly. “You little minx.”


    “We—” she started, but the words died on her lips as he suddenly swept her into his arms.


    “Ah! Brendon, you scared me!” she gasped, tapping his chest with a yful scowl, her cheeks flushed pink.


    “Let’s take this to the bedroom,” he said, grinning as he whisked her out of the living room.


    Soon, the bedroom was thick with moans and heavy breaths.


    As their bodies tangled in the haze of passion, Brendon’s mind began to blur. More than once, in that fogged-up moment, he caught himself imagining it was Christina who was beneath him right now. It was madness. Forbidden. And yet, something about it thrilled him.


    A faint trace of regret crept into his chest. He’d been married to Christina for three years but had never once slept with her. What would it feel like to have sex with her? What kind of experience would she give him?


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    Ynda, oblivious to the fantasy ying out in his head, surrendered herselfpletely to the moment.


    Meanwhile, in Kitaso, Kurt already knew Christina was flying in, so he arrived at the airport early—way too early.


    He stood by the arrival gates, neck craned as he scanned the iing crowd, but still, no sign of a familiar face.


    “Mr. Miller, why don’t you take a seat? Your grandson’s flight hasn’tnded yet,” the butler suggested kindly.<fn1138> For original chapters go to </fn1138>


    Kurt clicked his tongue in irritation. “Why didn’t he put Christina on an earlier flight? Now I’ve been stuck here waiting forever,” he grumbled.


    The butler felt the need to defend Robin. “Well, I guess your grandson isn’t to me since he already sent the flight details to you. Still, you arrived an hour early… Of course, you’ve been waiting.”


    Kurt gave a cold snort. “Couldn’t he have taken a flight two hours earlier?” The butler, at a loss, wisely kept quiet. There was no way Robin had the pull to make Kurt show up this early at the airport. The only reason Kurt had bothered toe to the airport so early was because of Christina.


    The butler suddenly found himself curious. Just what kind of woman was Christina to earn this kind of attention from someone like Kurt?


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