Chapter 409 It Doesn't Hurt Anymore

Veronica Parker asked him a coffee not to coax Nick Cage, but because she wanted to live in peace with this man. Sometimes, the details were very important.

Bad people should have a heart at least.

But Veronica Parker didn't say it, she turned to make coffee.

She knew well that when something was said, there was an intentional part in it.

With the intelligence of Nick Cage, he didn't think of it.

Nick Cage's sight followed Veronica Parker's figure until she was out of his sight, the black eyes showed a glow, he raised his hand to unbutton his neckline, and his Adam's apple wiggled.

Veronica Parker used to make coffee for Nick Cage when she was in the KING Group, but he always came with coffee in his hand.

She couldn't afford the coffee beans that Nick Cage wanted for his coffee, but her coffee beans were not cheap either.

She put the ice into the cup, stirred it gently with a spoon, and suddenly, her hand stopped.

Even she didn't look back. Veronica knew well who came in because of the familiar sense of pressure.

The strong and hot chest was attached to her back, and the arms of Nick wrapped Veronica Parker's slim body.

"Come on, the children are here," Veronica Parker struggled slightly.

"What have I done?" Nick Cage's thin lips pressed against Veronica Parker's ear.

Veronica Parker trembled and her nerves were tense.

"You become sensitive as if you are sending a signal to me."

Veronica Parker gritted her teeth and said, "Mr. Cage, you must not have such a misunderstanding!"

Nick had not to do anything to her.

For Veronica, they were not in the Winter Villa.

She couldn't have done that at Isabella's place.

"Since you are going to live with me tonight, there is no way you can touch me!" Veronica Parker said in a low voice and she was afraid that the noise would disturb the six little children outside.

"Really," Nick Cage whispered, he raised his hand and grabbed her chin, arrogantly turned her face, and kissed her slightly.

Veronica Parker's brows twitched and immediately back to her senses, she pushed him but Nick Cage was strong.

The breath of the two was anxious and urgent like they didn't care too much if children saw them.

"Dad, what are you doing, with Mom?"

Veronica Parker shook with fear.

Nick Cage's black eyes slightly stupefied, held back the aggressive look and let go of Veronica Parker.

Veronica Parker stared at the innocent Lily, her face on her back, gasped for breath, and her face looked overwhelmed. Veronica wished she could find a crack to get into it.

Lily should not saw them because it was wrong.

As a Mom, Veronica Parker was completely confused.

Nick Cage picked up the coffee in his one hand and pressed the spoiled voice slightly, "Mom was disobedient and needed a lesson, so I bit her."

Veronica didn't react to what Nick said because she was still shocked.

Veronica Parker pulled her pants and bent down to Lily, "What's the matter?"

"Mom didn't hurt and it doesn't matter, Lily helped me!" With that, Lily pouted into Veronica Parker's mouth and kissed her carefully. She kissed Veronica a few times and asked, "Does Mom still hurt?"

"It doesn't hurt anymore, thanks, Lily," Veronica Parker was warm inside.

The six little children believed in her when Veronica Parker persuaded them like that.

Now she was tempted to do so.

It was not all caused by Nick Cage and she couldn't tell the truth to her children.

She couldn't say that Nick Cage kissed her.

"Daddy, bite gently next time!" Lily said like a little adult.

"Okay," Nick Cage answered.

Veronica Parker flashed her eyes and grabbed Lily's little soft hand, "Let's go, let's go out."

She didn't look back at Nick Cage, she went out with Lily.

Nick Cage sat down on the sofa with coffee. Josh appeared in front of him, grabbed Nick Cage's long legs, and looked at the coffee in the cup, "Daddy, it smells good."