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Chapter 1881 Colton pushed Freyja's hand away, tossed his coat aside, and walked toward the b athroom.
Freyja sat stiffly on the bed, pursed her lips, listened to the sound of running water coming from inside the bathroom,
and could not help but tighten her grip on the blanket.
'Sure enough, his hatred for me hasn't changed
at all. Then what did he mean when he gave me the necklace and kissed me three years ago? 1
As Colton walked out of the bathroom in a bathrobe, water vapor encircled him, and the water droplets that had not been
wiped rolled down his beating neck.
He dried his hair with a towel and turned to look at Freyja.
Freyja leaned against the head of the bed with her
legs bent and an aggrieved expression as if she had been wronged.
'Does she feel wronged?
'Pfft, she's just pretending when I'm around.' He placed the towel on the countertop, walked ove r, and stood beside the
bed. "Aren't you going to take a shower?"
She returned to her senses and did not look at him. "No."
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇt"Disgusting much?”
"If you think I'm disgusting then — ■' Before she could finish the sentence , she felt her whole bo dy leaving the
ground as Colton had picked her up and was carrying her into the bathroom.
Freyja struggled to break free. "I told you that I don't want to bathe! Let me down!".
She was dropped into a tub full of warm water, and the water drenched her bathrobe.
Under the light of the blazing LED lights, the puddles on
the tiled floor rippled as the reflection of the person soaking in the
bathtub swayed. The rosy lips and pale face formed an extremely vivid scene, and the atmospher e was seductive,
fueling him.
His eyes dimmed as he leaned down, clasped the back of her head with his palm, and kissed her without any
warning
She breathed with difficulty. "We should talk."
Colton turned her over and kissed her shoulder. "What do you want to talk about?"
Freyja grabbed the edge of the bathtub tightly. "I
won't hold you accountable for what happened, and we don't owe each other anything after ton ight. Can you
agree to
this?"
He paused for a few seconds, grabbed her by her jawline, and turned her face around. "Do you t hink I've come to
you in order to allow you to hold me accountable?"
She bit her lip. "Then what do you plan to do to me?"
He gnashed his teeth, scoffed, pressed his lips against the side of her neck, and stirred the water. "I won't hold
myself accountable for what happened. On the contrary, I'm only toying with you. Freyja Pruitt, you won't be able to
go anywhere until I get tired of you."
The next day, in the studio... Daisie had been waiting for Freyja's call since she sat through her m akeup in the
morning, and she could not help but feel a little worried.
After all, she was not from Bassburgh, so what if she encountered a bad person?
James appeared outside the dressing room and leaned against the door. "You women can really take forever to put on
your makeup, huh?" Daisie put her cell phone down and looked at him through the mirror. "Have you memorized the
lines?"
She had to work with James in the same crew this time that was what Charlie wanted.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmIn the past three years, James had participated in more
variety shows than filming and had completely become a well- known artist in the variety show aspect.
That was because Charlie had found out that James' acting skills were bad, but when he was allo wed to display his skills
on variety shows freely, he actually managed to steal the limelight.
In fact, James was not useless. At least he had always been a master of all kinds of games. Even if it were an innovative
game that the production team came up with, he would get the hang of it after one to two rounds. With that game sense
in his pocket, he never held his teammates back but would become the mastermind of his team most of the time.
And after so long, he finally obtained the opportunity to be part of a film production. Charlie wa s worried that James
would not perform well, so he hoped Daisie would guide James along his w ay.
James was the second male lead in the crew, playing the son of a nobleman in Yennesse.
It was not difficult to play a character that shared the same personality as himself in real life. All h e needed to do was to
be himself. But the difference in characteristics would be huge in the later stage of the script because it was set in the
script that the character's family would be ruined in the later stage. The people who supported him before that would
then turn against him and ridicule him.
James would have to
transition from an arrogant son of a rich family to a desolate orphan of an aristocrat, which was why Charlie was afraid
James might not be able to perform well.
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