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The Sway and Slide of Love novel Chapter 3

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The Sway and Slide of Love is the best current series by the author Jean Song. The Chapter 3 content below will immerse us in a world of love and hatred, where characters use every trick to achieve their goals without concern for the other half—only to regret it later. Please read chapter Chapter 3 and stay updated with the next chapters of this series at nisfree.com.

At 7:00 pm, Hendrix returned to the villa right on time. Sandra happened to be in the living room when he returned.

The moment she saw him, she walked over excitedly to greet him. "You're back, Hendrix!"

Hendrix gave her a slight smile as he looked up at her.

Noelle pursed her lips and stepped forward to take his coat. She said to him, "Dinner is ready."

"I'm sorry, Hendrix. Am I encroaching on you and Noelle by staying here?" Sandra asked quietly at the dinner table. She snuck a glance at Noelle before continuing, "I told Mom I could stay home on my own, but she insists that she doesn't feel at ease if I'm alone at home…"

"It's fine. Stay as long as you like. If you need anything, just ask," Hendrix replied.

"Really? I don't want to be too much trouble."

"It's no trouble at all."

"Ms. Sandra, it's better that you're staying here," Mabel chimed in as she served the dishes. "It's been a long time since this house has felt so lively."

Upon hearing that, Noelle's hand that was holding the spoon froze midair.

Nevertheless, Mabel wasn't wrong. Noelle was rather quiet and reserved, unlike Sandra, who could easily get everyone to like her. It wasn't just Mabel—Noelle had never heard Hendrix speak so much before.

Noelle knew she was just taking up space by being there. So, she hastily finished the food on her plate and stood up. "I'm done eating. So, I'll head upstairs first. You all take your time and enjoy your food."

"Are you sure you've had enough, Noelle? You ate so little. Shall I accompany you upstairs?" Sandra offered with concern.

This was the reason Hendrix never needed to send a second message—he knew she would eventually go to him.

When Noelle arrived at the master bedroom, Hendrix had just stepped out of the bathroom. The first thing he noticed was that she hadn't even bothered to change out of the clothes she'd been wearing earlier.

He frowned slightly but didn't dwell on it. He reached out and grabbed her hand, pulling her into the bathroom forcefully.

Warm water cascaded down onto Noelle from the showerhead, drenching her hair and body in an instant. The discomfort from the wet clothes sticking to her skin made her wince. Just as she was about to push Hendrix away, he grabbed the back of her head and kissed her.

Their lips and tongues intertwined. Hendrix was assertive and domineering—so were his kisses. Even after two years, Noelle still hadn't fully adjusted to it. Being in the bathroom with him only intensified her sense of suffocation.

Her legs weakened, and her whole body slumped against Hendrix's.

At that moment, they both heard a feminine voice from outside the door. "Hendrix, are you in there?"

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