Chapter 496 He Had Longed for This Feeling for a Long Time!
Gavin was losing his mind.
He never imagined he'd do this for a woman.
Even if it was just about her sexual pleasure, watching her expression become dazed because of him sent an indescribable thrill through his heart and body as if he could feel her soul intertwining with his own.
Molly finally stopped struggling, lying on the white pillow, softly sobbing.
Gavin knew she was scared. He lifted his eyes, gazing at her deeply.
Then he leaned in to kiss her lips. Molly resisted, letting out a light hum and pushing him away. But how could she resist Gavin?
In the end, they were all tangled up, kissing for what felt like forever. He watched her quietly in the dim light.
Molly trembled slightly, turning her face to the side.
Gavin chuckled lightly, kissed her chin, and after thinking for a moment, said, "Everyone in the family knows about us except Chloe."
Gavin slowly held her in his arms, his face buried in her hair as he whispered, "Let's go public with our relationship."
His mom would definitely be heartbroken and initially disapprove, but no matter how tough it would get, Gavin wanted to give Molly a future.
He wasn't backing down. He had hurt Molly, and he couldn't forget her. Now, he could finally admit to himself that he liked her.
Molly silently curled up in his arms, her thin shoulders evoking pity. After a long time, she softly spoke, "Gavin, I haven't made up my mind yet."
Hours ago, she had said that they couldn't go back, yet now she changed her tune. She realized this and felt embarrassed.
Gavin blocked her lips and kissed her for a long time before cheekily asking, "Did you change your mind because I make you happy just now?"
Molly felt even more embarrassed. She pushed him, "Let me up, I want to take a shower."
Gavin still pressed on her.
Molly bit her lip in anger, "If you keep this up, I'll go home right now."
Only then did Gavin let her go a bit, but as she got up, he wrapped his arm around her slender waist and couldn't help but say, "You clearly felt good! Molly, I've never seen you like this."
Molly silently pushed him away and went to the bathroom.
A bit of light from the bathroom came in, allowing him to see her clearly.
Gavin's Adam's apple moved slightly.
Later, when she came out, he didn't act recklessly again, just held her and watched the snow outside with her. Molly was worried it would be hard to leave in the morning, but Gavin felt warm holding her. He had longed for this feeling for a long time.
In the early morning, Gavin received a call from Andrew.
Gavin looked at Molly in his arms, got up quietly, and went to the bathroom to take the call.
Andrew lowered his voice, obviously hiding from Chloe to make the call. "You're really something! You took Molly out for the night. Yesterday was Nathan's birthday, he was drunk, but if he wasn't, I bet he would have beaten you up. Hurry back! Send Molly home first. You might not care about your reputation, but Molly does!"
Gavin frowned, "Dad, Molly is still asleep."
Andrew was stunned and said, "Anyway, once she wakes up, send her home! Wait until your relationship is confirmed, then properly discuss marriage with her family."
He didn't mention Chloe, probably planning to handle it for Gavin.
Gavin was silent for a while, "Dad, thank you."
Andrew snorted and hung up the phone.
Gavin felt a softness in his heart. He walked back to the bedroom, and Molly was awake. She sat on the edge of the bed, staring blankly outside.
She was wearing his shirt from yesterday, now loosely draped over her, making her look particularly small.
Gavin gently wrapped his arm around her shoulder and asked tenderly, "What are you thinking about?"
Molly was still fuming about last night, so she didn't really want to talk to him.
Seeing her expression, Gavin knew it was time for a real conversation. But before he could say anything, Molly whispered, "Gavin, there are too many problems between us. Let me think about it."
Gavin nodded, "Okay. But we still need to go on dates."
Molly asked softly, "Why?"
Gavin gently rubbed his nose against hers, and when Molly turned her face away, he chuckled.
Molly bit her lip and changed the subject, "The snow has stopped outside; I want to go home."
Gavin kissed her. "Alright! Have breakfast with me first, and then I'll take you home."
After saying that, he called the front desk to have two breakfasts sent up. Then, Gavin was pressing her against the window, kissing her hard. Last night, he hadn't actually made love to her, so he was still hot-blooded. Molly kept dodging his kisses, looking pitiful. When the door was knocked, Gavin finally let her go.
After breakfast, he took her home. Miraculously, his car could start.
Even Molly, as naive as she was, understood.
Gavin leaned over and whispered, "This car has intermittent issues! How about I replace it?"
He was very good at coaxing people, and Molly's heart softened involuntarily.
After a night, she wavered.
She was really thinking about whether she and Gavin could actually be possible. Maybe Chloe wouldn't be too opposed, and if she was obedient and well-behaved, could she be accepted?
Thinking about these things made her feel a bit embarrassed.
Gavin looked at her with an inscrutable gaze; he was well aware of her struggles.
They would have a peaceful holiday, and then he would reveal everything. Both he and Molly were at the age for marriage, and he wanted to take care of her as soon as possible.
Gavin took Molly home.
The expensive car slowly drove through the gates of the Green mansion, and the security guard looked at Gavin with respect.
When the car stopped, Molly was about to get out, but Gavin gently held her hand, "I'll go in with you."
Molly wanted to refuse, but Gavin had already unbuckled his seatbelt and gracefully got out of the car.
Nathan got drunk last night, but sobered up during the night and found that Molly was not in the room.
Nathan had been sitting in the living room since five in the morning, waiting for Gavin to bring Molly back. It was almost nine o'clock when they finally returned!
Nathan's eyes nearly popped out in shock, while Amanda, standing nearby, was displeased. "Who was the one drinking non-stop last night? Now you care about Molly?"
Nathan glared at Amanda, "Do you think Andrew did it on purpose, kept pouring drinks into me just to create an opportunity for Gavin? I always said Gavin was smart, all that cunning inherited from Andrew!"
Amanda scolded him, "Isn't it because you're stupid?"
Nathan's eyes widened.
At this moment, Molly and Gavin came in, and Molly felt embarrassed.
Nathan was biased. He only scolded Gavin for a long time.
Gavin gently patted Molly and softly said, "You go upstairs first, I'll explain to Nathan."
Molly was hesitant.
Amanda spoke kindly, "We need to talk to Gavin about some things. Molly, you go upstairs first."
Coincidentally, her sister-in-law came downstairs.
Amanda asked her to take Molly upstairs.
As Molly was leaving, she glanced at Gavin. He gave her a faint smile, and Nathan couldn't stand it, sneering, "You're still flirting with her!"
Gavin couldn't help but laugh, "Nathan, we are mutually in love."
Nathan snorted.
Once Molly went upstairs, Nathan got serious.
He cut to the chase, "Gavin, I don't oppose you two being together, but will Chloe agree? Can you handle your family? If you can't manage these things, I'd rather Molly marry an ordinary man."
Gavin didn't hesitate, "I'll take care of everything. Nathan, don't worry."
Seeing his sincerity, Nathan's expression softened. But how could he truly be at ease?
Years ago, the incident with Celeste caused such a stir. Could Chloe really not mind?
Moreover, Andrew had a real relationship with Celeste when he was young, and now Gavin was involved with Molly. Wasn't this a mess?
Nathan was worried for both father and son!
He thought for a moment and then said seriously, "Whether things work out between you two is up to you."
Gavin nodded.
Nathan felt unwilling again. Was he just going to let him off like that?
But he'd seen Gavin grow up and knew he had endured a lot. He and Molly were a perfect match, even if the relationship was complicated. How could he bear to break them apart?
Gavin left, and Amanda took some essential oil and attentively massaged Nathan.
Nathan grabbed her hand, "Alright. Tell me, you knew about this all along; why didn't you say anything?"
Amanda lowered her eyes submissively, "Molly likes him. Mr. Devereux knew about this long ago. What right do I have to decide?"
She sighed softly, "Molly likes him."
Nathan fell silent, staring blankly into space.
Gavin returned to the Devereux Mansion. Natalie was waiting for him in the yard. As soon as he got out of the car, Natalie ran over and hugged his arm, whispering, "Dad was really angry last night! You have some nerve."
Gavin patted her little head and took out a bag of candy from his pocket. He had bought it last night in the old town. Natalie looked pleased and took a piece to eat.
Gavin walked into the house, and the butler, seeing him, said in a low voice, "Andrew asks you to go to the study."
Gavin nodded and entered the study.
Andrew was smoking. Seeing Gavin come in, he put out the cigarette and directly asked, "Did you send her back?"
Gavin nodded.
Andrew didn't get angry, but calmly asked, "What are your plans?"
Gavin whispered, "I need to give her some time to think. If Molly is willing, then we can have a meal with both families, and I'll talk to Chloe."
Andrew sneered. "You've got everything planned out, haven't you? You notice Chloe's softening heart and want to bring Molly home, win her over with Chloe, and gradually get your mom on board, right? You really are something, Gavin. Not only are you great at charming girls, but you could get your mom wrapped around your finger too. And Natalie, is she your little spy as well?"
Normally, Gavin would have said something, but now he didn't dare speak. He was counting on Andrew to help him. Chloe listened to Andrew the most.
Sarcasm aside, Andrew had to admit, Gavin had a brain.
This wasn't the right time to go public.
The two kids needed to get along, who could say for sure it would work out?
Andrew waved his hand, "Get out of here! Go see Chloe, she still thinks you were out fooling around last night and keeps saying you're not decent."
Gavin finished coaxing Chloe. Unexpectedly, he received a call from Sarah.
Gavin's attitude was very cold, "Sarah, let's part on good terms! Or rather, we never really started. Andrew has already stopped pressuring the Hughes Family, so you don't need to call and plead anymore."
After saying that, he was about to hang up. Sarah quickly said, "Gavin, I'm in Copenhegan." She added, "I'm right outside your house."
Gavin coldly said, "Sarah, we aren't at that point, are we? Why make things difficult for both of us?"
Gavin didn't indulge her and directly hung up the phone.
He thought that if she got no response, she would just leave on her own.
During dinner, a servant came over and whispered a few words in Gavin's ear. He was stunned.
The servant said that Sarah had been squatting at the gate of the Devereux Mansion all day, wearing thin clothes. When asked, it turned out she had no identification or money. She was clearly intending to stay at the Devereux Mansion.
Gavin spoke calmly, "I'll go take a look."
After saying that, he got up. Chloe and Natalie were eating, and Andrew looked at Gavin and asked, "Did you leave some romantic debt? Is someone here with a child looking for you?"
Gavin patted his pants nonchalantly, "Dad, don't worry. I'm as pure as can be; I would never be involved with other women."
Andrew thought, 'Bastard!'
When Gavin reached the gate of the Devereux Mansion, he gave the servant some hush money, instructing him not to tell Chloe.
Then he saw Sarah. In the freezing weather, she was only wearing a wool dress, and her legs were bare!
Her face was red from the cold, looking quite pitiful. But Gavin was ruthless.
He frowned, "Sarah, is this really necessary? You said you wanted to cooperate, but your actions were completely different."
Sarah's voice trembled, "You never said you were getting back with Molly!"
In the darkness, Gavin lit a cigarette. "Our matters have nothing to do with you!"
Sarah suddenly stepped forward and, before Gavin could react, hugged his waist. Her whole body pressed softly against him.
She looked up and murmured, "Did you spend the night out with her? Gavin, whatever she can give you, I can too! And I can be even better!" She eagerly tilted her head, trying to kiss him. But Gavin pushed her away.
He was always merciless. "Sarah, do you want to strip here? Don't you think you look pathetic?"
Sarah couldn't take it anymore. She shouted at him, "Of course I know it's pathetic! But Gavin, I've liked you for eight years! Do you think we went on a blind date for no reason? Do you think I tolerated everything because I didn't care? Even knowing you were with Molly, I was still willing to marry you because I like you!"
He lowered his voice, "Are you crazy? Did I ever say I liked you? Who I'm with and what I do has nothing to do with you!"
Sarah's lips trembled, "Yes! I'm the fool who liked you first! Gavin, can't you consider me?"
"No!" Gavin took out his wallet and pulled out $300. "Find a place to stay! Have your family come get you." After saying that, he turned to leave, not wanting to deal with her.
How could Sarah be willing to give up? She spoke softly, "I don't have any identification."
Gavin turned around, sneering, "Are you trying to cling to me?"
Sarah didn't deny it.
As they were arguing, Gavin's phone rang. It was Molly calling.
She had lost an earring and suspected he had taken it. Such a private item, she didn't want it to be at his place in case someone saw it.
She asked softly, and Gavin replied tenderly, "Yes, it's in my pocket."
Molly felt a bit embarrassed, biting her lip as she was about to ask for it.
A familiar voice came from the other end of the phone, it was Sarah's, "Gavin, whose call is that? Is it Molly? We're getting married, and you're still seeing her?"
Molly was stunned. Gavin's voice turned cold, "Sarah, are you crazy?"
He spoke softly to Molly, "There's no such thing! She came to the Devereux Mansion on her own."
Molly's heart raced. She suddenly remembered the nasty things the servants used to say, that her mother had gone to the Devereux Mansion to ruin Andrew's marriage. She abruptly hung up the phone.
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