Chapter 330 So Awkward
Eula clutched the sheets and shot her eyes open. "Judson, uh, I'm still on my period!"
Judson froze, his face dropping. "How long's it gonna last?"
He was clueless, thinking it’d be over in a couple of days.
Eula chuckled. "About a week."
Judson sighed and leaned in, playfully biting her chest.
Eula gasped, "Mmm, cut it out."
Judson squinted at her. "Eula, I'm feeling kinda... you know, help me out."
Eula hesitated, her hand twitching before she dropped it. She bit her lip, thinking, 'Can't he wait a bit longer?'
Judson smirked and kissed her again, making her melt and give in.
Just then, the bedroom door swung open, and Geoffrey and Angie barged in.
"Eula, get up, you lazybones!" Geoffrey's face darkened at the sight.
Dewitt and Rodolfo quickly covered Angie's eyes. "Angie, let's wait outside."
They hustled Angie out. Eula, startled, pushed Judson off and yanked the blanket over herself, blushing furiously.
She couldn't meet Geoffrey's eyes; it was beyond embarrassing.
Judson stood, buttoning his shirt, a mischievous grin spreading. His eyes glinted coldly as he looked at Geoffrey. "Mr. Hopkins, barging in like this, don't you think that's a bit much?"
Geoffrey was stunned, his fists clenching. He'd known Eula for six years, always respectful, and now Judson had her.
Geoffrey regretted not making a move sooner. Now, seeing Judson's smug face, he felt a mix of hatred and regret.
Eula, still blushing, finally spoke, "Geoffrey, why are you here?"
Geoffrey's gaze shifted to Eula. Her face was flushed, lips swollen, hair a mess, and she looked stunning.
Geoffrey was mesmerized, unable to look away. His fists tightened. He was just in time; otherwise, Eula would've been with Judson.
"Eula, I came to check on your face. Did you get the medicine?"
He'd seen the delivery time, 11:33 PM.
Eula blinked. "Yeah, I got it. Thanks for the medicine."
Judson, now fully dressed, said coldly, "Mr. Hopkins, this is a girl's room. If you got something to say, do it outside."
He put an arm around Geoffrey's shoulder, steering him out.
Geoffrey struggled, glaring. "Judson, don't make me fight you."
He was fuming. Judson's audacity was infuriating.
Judson shrugged, raising an eyebrow. "Anytime, man. Just stay away from my girl."
At the door, he shoved Geoffrey away. They glared at each other, standing on opposite sides, seething.
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