My Fiance Ran Away On Our Wedding Day novel Chapter 82

Anika had just finished washing up and was already in her pajamas in the second bedroom and walked to the master bedroom next door.

The bed in the master bedroom was large and soft, as Zac had stated, and could easily accommodate two people.

They turned the heater on inside the room.

Zac took Anika into his arms as she lifted her thin blanket and lay on the bed.

They kissed and hugged each other frequently after their trip, but they did not sleep in the same bed as they did today.

Nobody said anything.

Zac leaned over her and tilted his head slightly to turn off the yellow bedside lamp.

The room was pitch black.

When Zac turned off the lights, Anika closed her eyes.

But the scene stayed a calm and silent exchange of glances.

In the night's silence, his sense of touch intensified.

Zac cradled her in his arms after turning off the lights.

Zac's body pressed against her, and a warm sweat slowly trickled down his face.

It was as if a feather fell down on his heart.

A feather that was so light that it gives him thrills.

Zac and Anika had some wine at the banquet.

Their noses couldn't discern the faint aroma of wine lingering in their breaths.

The wine's scent heightened slightly, as did his temperature, as his hands wrapped around her waist became hotter.

Anika felt a little uncomfortable and attempted to move to change her position.

He paused for a few seconds before he completely stopped.

"Don't move” Zac said, his voice low and muffled.

"You're hugging me a little too tightly.It's getting a little hot” Anika grumbled.

Zac loosened his grip on her.

He then retrieved Anika, who had moved away from him slightly.

When Anika moved to the villa, he laid on the bed and imagined the future.

But now, it was hard not to hug her tightly, but it was even harder to let her go.

Anika opened her eyes in the darkness, sensed his stiffness.

"Are you uncomfortable?" she asked.

"What do you think?" Zac said as his jaw tightened.

"So you're not having any problems?" Anika hesitated to ask and, as she contemplated her word choice.

"Problem? What kind of misreading caused you to have such a negative perception of your husband, Anika?" Zac frowned.

Anika tightened his lips when he heard his warning hit.

She didn't say it was Georgia Burks’ shady idea.

"Actually, you don't have to endure this if you feel uncomfortable.Always persevere.’ She muttered before she lowered her voice slightly.

"Are you sure you understand what you're talking about?" Zac asked, his eyes darkened.

Anika choked and softly replied, "Yes"

‘Although it was overly dramatic to say I was unprepared for the marriage, it was also overly hypocritical to say I was unprepared for it! Anika thought.

She fixed her gaze on Zac.

After a brief silence, he let out a long sigh.

Zac kissed Anika, and it felt as if a valve had opened.

They kissed softly at first, but soon it became more aggressive as their lips intertwined.

Zac felt like a tide washed him away in a trance.

However, he suddenly pressed his slender knuckles pressed down on the hem of his shirt.

"Anika." Zac muttered.

"Huh?" she said.

Zac's eyes were dark and filled with emotion.

His voice was already hoarse, but he stopped as if he used all his strength to endure.

"It feels that I can't do it anymore."

Zac said with hesitation, but his eyes met with awkwardness.

Zac quickly took a shower with an uncomfortable expression and collected what Anika needed from the drawer next door.

When the two of them laid back on the bed, Anika clutched her stomach, and her face turned pale.

Zac frowned and looked at her.

He pursed his lower lip and asked, "Why don't I rub it for you?"

Anika turned around and paused for a moment.

She took his hand in hers and gently pressed it against her aching lower abdomen.

Zac's warm hands aided in the relief of her abdominal pain.