Snatched a Billionaire to be My Husband novel Chapter 1007

In March, Efren traveled south with Georgia to enjoy the scenery and discuss an important cooperation.

Upon reaching Silmore City, they checked into Moon Manor.

"What a stunning view. I feel so at ease!"

Georgia exclaimed, donning a floral long dress as she frolicked on the lawn.

Efren followed behind, watching her with indulgence. "Be careful. Watch your step," he said.

A nanny followed behind them while pushing the baby's stroller.

"Efren, there's no need to remind me. I'm not a kid."

But as soon as she spoke, she slipped and nearly fell.

Fortunately, Efren acted swiftly, catching her before she hit the ground.

He then dragged her into his arms, and the two were as close as possible.

"See? You're still just a kid!"

While speaking, Efren leaned closer.

At this moment, Efren's gaze became darker as he focused solely on Georgia.

They had been married for quite some time now, so it wasn't difficult for Georgia to detect the burning desire in Efren's eyes.

The sunny weather and beautiful surroundings made it tempting to accept Efren's advances.

However, with the nanny and the baby trailing behind them, she hesitated and gently pushed Efren away.

"Stop it. Go to deal with your business. I'll take the baby for a walk and have a video conference later."

"I may have enough money, but I lack capability! You're so superior and mighty. I must work hard to catch up and be worthy to stay by your side."

Efren was taken aback to learn that Georgia's relentless efforts in her company were all for him.

He couldn't help but reach out to hold her close, whispering in her ear,

"Georgia, as long as you are by my side, it is the greatest support for me. I don't need you to have any special abilities or talents."

"But I don't want to hear others say I'm not worthy of you."

At that moment, Georgia felt deflated, like a punctured balloon.

Sensing her depression, Efren immediately inquired, "Who said that?"

His eyes exuded a clear sense of killing intent, as if uttering a person's name would lead to their utter destruction.