441 Chapter 441: You Learn A Lot From I (1/2)
”Ha-ha, can you get up?” Kylie laughed.
”Yeah...” Fannie answered but was pressed down again by Nate, who dashed out from the bathroom.
Nate kissed her wildly. ”Your stamina impresses me, Fannie!”
”Leave me alone!” Fannie struggled to get rid of him and raised her phone to show Nate. ”I'm talking with Kylie about work.”
”Oh.” Nate smiled, then said to the phone, ”Kylie, shouldn't you give us more time and space?”
Kylie did her best not to laugh out loud. ”Take it slow, Nate. Don't hurt Fannie too much, or you'll bear the result as well.”
Hearing that, Nate looked to Fannie. There were apparent hickeys all around her body, and it seemed he did have hurt her too much.
”Thanks, Kylie.” Nate hung up the call, then lifted Fannie up from the back. ”Let me see it.”
”Put me down!” Fannie struggled.
”Just a while.” Nate gently put Fannie down on the bed, then used force to separate her legs. It indeed was red and swollen.
Nate's heart ached for her at once. ”Why didn't you tell me to stop?”
Fannie kicked Nate away. ”Would you stop if I told you to do so?”
”No.” Nate beamed, then hugged Fannie in his arms again. ”Why don't you have a day off today?”
”I need to work.” Fannie rolled her eyes at him, then supported her waist, walking towards the bathroom, but it aches every step she moved.
Nate followed her up to the bathroom and hugged her from the back again when she lowered her head to wash her face. ”Do you need me to call Kylie to ask for a leave for you?”
Fannie splashed water on Nate's body. ”I'm not so shameless as you are!”
”Come on, Kylie knows what we've been doing these days,” Nate said.
”Today's the opening ceremony of Oh, Mother. Faith should follow Kylie there, but Kylie called me just then. I think she did that for a reason,” Fannie said.
She knew Kylie very well, and she had worked with Kylie's team for a long time until now, so she almost stayed with Faith from the day to the night recently.
Although it wasn't right to say Faith betrayed Kylie, Faith believed she was the reason why Kylie could be so successful today.
There was a gap between self-confidence and arrogance.
Fannie was a smart girl, and she soon figured it out after Kylie just gave her a call.
When Kylie was still changing, Fannie arrived in a high-collar thin sweater. ”Kylie, it's cooler today. Don't be caught by a cold.”
”You did put on many clothes.” Kylie approached near and pulled her collar to look inside.
Fannie flushed red at once.
”Here, it's very effective.” Kylie squeezed something in Fannie's hands. Fannie gave it a look. It was an anti-inflammatory and detumescent ointment.
Fannie flushed redder. ”Well...”
”Kylie, you're a bad girl!” Fannie put the ointment into her bag without delay.
Kylie looked at her red face in the mirror and laughed again. ”Ha-ha, Fannie, you'll learn a lot from it.”