Cecilia hesitated for a moment.
She seldom dined out with him.
Biting her lower lip, she said, “I want to have Thai food.”
Mark pinched her cheek gently and said, “Sure, we’ll have Thai food.”
Cecilia was eager to get out of the car, but Mark held her back and said, “Put on your coat.”
She refused, saying it was just a short walk to the elevator. She acted coquettishly and asked Mark to hold her coat for her. Mark fulfilled her little wish.
He watched her walk ahead. The square was adorned with small lights to create a festive atmosphere, and they lit up like tiny stars in the Milky Way at night.
However, Cecilia was even more dazzling than the Milky Way.
Mark stopped her.
“Cecilia.”
Cecilia turned around and complained softly, “Mark, why are you walking so slow?”
Mark quickened his pace, put her coat over her shoulders, and then held her in his arms, Lowering his head to give her a deep kiss. It wasn’t just a simple kiss. It was a passionate one.
She could taste the faint hint of tobacco on his lips.
Mark enticed Cecilia into returning the kiss. She felt a bit shy and gently pushed against his chest with one hand while her other hand rested on his heart.
Cecilia eventually surrendered to the kiss.
Then, Mark pulled up her coat to cover her face.
When it was over, Cecilia’s heart was racing. Mark was much taller than her, and she nestled into his neck, complaining softly, “Someone must have seen us.”
Mark chuckled. He touched her face and whispered, “Cecilia, I’ve never been so impulsive.”
This was Czanch, which housed his relatives, friends, and subordinates. Those people could potentially spot them.
But when he heard her call him in such a soft tone, he couldn’t hold back his desire to kiss her anymore.
Cecilia understood the reason behind his sudden kiss. In a soft tone, she said, “I won’t call you that way anymore. I’ll just call you in a normal way.”
Mark gazed at Cecilia with deep eyes while helping her put on her coat.
Cecilia seemed dissatisfied.
“I’ll have to take it off when we get to the restaurant.”