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    Kaiden passed one to Ellie, hinting that she should make the first move.


    “I can’t,” Ellie stammered, cheeks flushed as she attempted to set the condom aside.


    “Darling, it’s a necessity. Why be shy?”


    Kaiden’s voice was gentle, coaxing her to ovee her hesitation.


    Recalling what Kaiden’s fingers had touched earlier, Ellie recoiled in disgust, turning her head away. “Please, don’t touch my face with that hand!”


    “Do you despise yourself? Well, I don’t.” Kaiden chuckled at her reaction, finding amusement in her difort as he teasingly brought his finger to his lips.


    Ellie, unable to prevent him in time, shielded her eyes from the scene, feeling embarrassed.


    Once he had his fill of fun, Kaiden’s expression turned serious.


    “Did Howard learn the violin for you?” he inquired, his gaze intense, his breath heavy.


    Ellie was taken aback.


    Was he really interrogating her at a moment like this?


    “Of course not!” Ellie responded hastily. “Edwin also learned the violin when he was young.”


    Learning the violin and piano wasmon among children from affluent families.


    Ellie couldn’t decipher why Kaiden appeared even more displeased at the mention of Edwin.


    Was there something wrong with bringing up Edwin?


    Uncertain if mentioning Edwin was problematic, Ellie felt Kaiden was seizing the opportunity to teach her a lesson. “Enough, enough!”


    After one round, Ellie reached her limit and swiftly stopped Kaiden, pushing against his chest.


    Kaiden’s eyes, dark as spilled ink, bore into her, their depth captivating.


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    It seemed he wasn’t satisfied.


    “Shall I y the violin for you, then?” Ellie attempted to divert his attention, hoping to please him.


    However, hisck of interest was evident in his demeanor.


    Suddenly recalling Brisa’s talent as a violinist, Ellie realized Kaiden must have grown ustomed to hearing Brisa y countless times. Her skills paled inparison, so how could she capture his interest?


    “If you’ve heard the banjo, perhaps I could y the cello for you? I’m proficient in that too,” she suggested.


    “Instruments pale inparison to your allure,” Kaiden replied, his words enchanting.


    Ellie found herself at a loss for words.


    In earnest conversation about art, she had not anticipated the sudden turn toward suggestive banter.


    With a teasing glint in his eye, Kaiden remarked, “Can you truly discuss art while nestled against me naked, sweetheart?”


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