Chapter 138 The Past

His kiss was gentle and affectionate, slowly dissipating the fear that was growing in her heart. He knew her sensitive areas well. In less than a moment, Eudora was already weak in the knees, dissolving like a pool of moonlight. Amos carried her into the back seat for the car in a swift motion. He then gently loomed over her. The night was so quiet that even the chirps of the insects outside could be heard. Eudora was nervous as she whispered subconsciously, "Not here." She opened her mouth to speak, only to realize that her emotions had made her voice tempting and husky. Her words sounded as if they were an affectionate invitation instead. Amos' throat tightened and he almost couldn't hold himself back. However, seeing that she was really nervous, he took a breath, kissed her on her lips, and let her go. "Let's go home." ...... The next day, when Auntie Valerie arrived at Clearwater Bay, she saw Amos coming downstairs in high spi