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... to think, Emily Walker abruptly turned back to the quilt, her gaze frantically searching for her clothes. However, in the enormous room, she saw no trace of her garments!

While in her fluster, her eyes met another pair of dark eyes, causing Emily’s cheeks to instantly turn crimson. She wished she could burrow her way into the ground!

Baron Stuart was initially planning to leave, but after witnessing her pure white glossy body, he involuntarily swallowed.

Generally, a woman’s ...

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