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The Heir's Secret Bride

Chapter 335
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Chapter 336

Byron tugged the blanket down, revealing Maeve with her eyes squeezed shut like she was fast asleep. But the

way her eyelids twitched gave her away.

He pulled her close, his rough voice whispering by her car. "Great, if you're asleep, | can keep going. I'm not done

yet."

Maeve stayed still for a second, but when she realized he wasn't joking, she shot her eyes open and shoved his

shoulder in frustration. "You don't even letsleep! Are you even human?"

Byron caught her wrist easily, twisting it behind her back as he pulled her onto his lap. She was stuck, unable to

move as his lips brushed along the soft curve of her neck, sending shivers down her spine.

Completely overpowered, Maeve felt her body go limp in his arms. Her energy drained, completely at his mercy.

Compared to him, she felt small, trapped in his strength.

He could hold both her wrists with one hand, no problem. Her back was pressed firmly against his chest, her

heartbeat picking up.

Feeling a growing discomfort, Maeve furrowed her brows and squirmed a little in his arms. "If you're going to

torture me, just get it over with. Why keephanging like this?"

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"Answerfirst." His voice was hoarse as he pressed her knee down, keeping her still. "Why did you hide it

from me?"

Maeve huffed. "I wasn't trying to hide it. | promised Jaylen | wouldn't tell anyone."

Byron narrowed his eyes. "You're really good to him, huh?"

"You already figured that out."

"Yeah, and | hate it. Too bad," he finally said.

She could tell he was just pushing her buttons to make her shut up, but she was too exhausted to argue. Her

flushed face sank into the pillow as she mumbled a few insults, but they quickly faded as her strength gave out.

Soon enough, she couldn't find the words to fight anymore.

The lights in the master bedroom stayed on all night, and by noon the next day, Maeve could barely move. Her

legs were sore, her back ached, and she felt like she'd been run over.

Rubbing her sore waist, she silently cursed Byron, pushing through the discomfort as she got up to wash. She

was brushing her teeth when Byron strolled in and casually placed the clothes she needed on the shelf.

"You grabbed my clothes all the way there?" Maeve asked, spitting out the toothpaste. "Are Will and... Leo even

awake yet?"

She regretted asking Theo for that fake name; she could've slipped up with the wrong nat any moment and

ended up

in a mess.

Byron leaned against the doorframe, arms crossed. "It's already noon. Do you really think they're still sleeping

like you?" Maeve shot him a dirty look in the mirror. "Gee, wonder whose fault that is."

If it wasn't Saturday, there's no way she would've let him push things as far as he had last night.

"Yeah, yeah, my bad." Byron grinned. "Finish up, change, and ceat."

Maeve rolled her eyes but nodded. As she rinsed, her gaze fell on an ointment sitting on the sink. It looked oddly

familiar, and before she could ask, Byron spoke again. "I already put son for you. You don't need it anymore.

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It wasn't like she was seriously hurt-just sore. The ointment was just to ease the swelling.

Her face went beet-red when she finally understood. "I don't need you to explain! Get out!"

Seeing her flustered, Byron chuckled and walked out, clicking his tongue as he went.

Maeve grabbed the ointment and quickly stashed it behind the mirror, her face still burning. After washing up,

she changed, folded her clothes from the night before, and set them aside to take care of after lunch.

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Even though the two of them had crossed all sorts of lines, Maeve still couldn't bring herself to hang her

undergarments up at Byron's place.

As she stepped out of the master bedroom, she heard the sounds of Byron and the boys chatting in the dining

room.

"Kid, how cI've never seen your dad before?" Byron asked.

"I don't have a dad," Theo replied, licking corn kernels off his lips like what he said was the most normal thing in

the world. Byron's face went blank. The little guy's carefree attitude tugged at something in his chest, making

him feel a bit uneasy. Will, sensing that things might get awkward if Byron found out Theo's secret, chimed in, "I

can share half of my dad with you. How does that sound?"

"No way!" Theo shot back, lifting his chin defiantly. "I want him to callDaddy."

Just like that, Byron's brief moment of sympathy disappeared. He ruffled Theo's hair, saying, "It's not even dark

yet and you're talking nonsense. You sure you're not sleep-talking?" Theo made a mocking face, but when he

spotted Maeve, he instantly turned cute.

"Mom... uh, Godmother! | missed you so much after not seeing you for a night!" he declared, jumping into her

arms and showering her with kisses, rubbing his face against her neck. He was nothing like the rebellious kid

Byron knew; Theo was totally acting like a mama's boy.

Byron clicked his tongue, thinking this little dude was really working the charm with his woman. Maeve couldn't

help b