Chapter 466 Family Rules
Eula was taken back to Judson's villa. As soon as they entered, he pinned her against the door and kissed her lips.
She felt a sharp pain in her back from the impact, but she didn't care. She wrapped her arms around his neck.
Judson sensed her passion, and a slight smile appeared on his lips, deepening the kiss.
Just then, the doorbell rang.
Eula was startled and pushed him away.
Judson, who was in the heat of the moment, was pushed to the side. His enchanting eyes narrowed dangerously as he looked at her. "Dare to push me away? Hmm, Eula, have you thought about the consequences tonight?"
Eula used to not understand such words, but now, after being with him and being trained, she understood very well.
A blush appeared on her face, and she bit her lip slightly. "The doorbell rang, see who it is?"
If it were someone from the Nash family, she would have to hide.
She suddenly felt so timid! She straightened her clothes and quickly walked to the sofa to sit properly.
Judson raised his hand to pull off the tie around his neck, glanced at Eula sitting on the sofa like a little schoolgirl, a hint of a smile in his eyes, and pressed the intercom.
He couldn't see anyone, only heard voices.
"Judson, let Eula come out." Dewitt's voice, with Angie's voice beside him.
"Dewitt, how did you know Eula was here? I want to play at Uncle Judson's house!"
Rodolfo whispered, "Don't talk, they can hear you."
Eula got up and walked over. "Is it Dewitt and the others?"
She stood in front of the intercom and asked with a smile. "Do you want me to go home?"
"Come out," Dewitt said coldly, clearly unhappy.
Eula frowned at Judson, then pointed outside, indicating she needed to go back.
Judson's face looked unpleasant, but those two boys were already dissatisfied with him. Letting him in for dinner tonight was entirely because he was a guest.
If he kept Eula tonight, they would probably like him even less.
So he nodded slightly, indicating he would let her go.
Eula smiled, went over to hug his neck, and whispered in his ear. "Thank you, darling!"
Then she quickly left. Just before closing the door, she threw him a flirtatious wink.
Judson frowned, a faint dark color on his face, and muttered to himself, 'Eula, one day I will marry you and have your son call me Dad.'
Eula left Judson's house and saw the three kids at the door. They hadn't gone out to walk the dog.
"What happened?" Eula asked.
Dewitt said coldly, "Don't go to a man's house at night. It's our family rule: set a good example for Angie."
After saying that, he walked away. Rodolfo smiled at her and shrugged. "Mommy, you said it yourself, be home by ten."
Then he also walked away, both little guys with their hands behind their backs, walking like old cadres.
Eula looked at them and couldn't help but laugh.
Angie kept looking at Judson's house. "Eula, I want to play at Uncle Judson's house!"
But she had closed the door when she came out, so she couldn't get in.
Angie was holding Shadow, who kept trying to get to Judson's door. It was tall and big, and Angie was pulled forward a few steps. "Shadow, sit, don't move."
Shadow understood her words and obediently sat down, lowering its head.
Eula patted Angie's little face, "It's already nine o'clock, girls should go home."
After hearing her two sons' words, Eula felt they were right.
She needed to set a good example for Angie, so she wouldn't go astray when she grew up.
Angie nodded, "Alright! Let's go home."
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