Chapter 185 Lennon got up and ruffled his hair, âWhat time is it?â
There was a wall clock in the living room.
Mariela looked up and said, âIt was half past seven.*
Lennon pulled Mariela into his arms, wrapping them around her, with his chin resting on Marielaâs shoulder.
âItâs Saturday today, wonât you sleep a little longer? Youâre up so early. His voice still had a slight hoarseness from just waking up, sexy and alluring.
Warm breath gently brushed against Marielaâs ear, causing her to instinctively shrink back, with half of her body feeling numb.
âI couldnât sleep, I drank too much last night and my head hurts a bit.â
âIf you canât handle your alcohol, then donât drink so much.â Lennon chuckled softly, âDo you know how torturous it was for you to go crazy with alcohol last night?â
He almost lost his composure in front of everyone.
Mariela suddenly thought of the image of herself clinging to that man last night. Her face flushed, feeling embarrassed and guilty, she said, âIâm sorry, Lenny.â
Lennonâs voice carried a seductive gravelly tone, so mesmerizing that it intoxicated people. âHmm? Is that all there is to it, just an apology? The man smirked and said, âYou havenât even experienced it, yet you dare to say in front of others that I have problems in that aspect? Why donât you give it a try and see if I can really perform?â
Marielaâs face turned red in an instant, she turned away and argued cunningly, âWhat are you saying? I would never say something like that...â
Lennonâs lips curved: âIs that so?â
âWell, well, of course, how could I possibly... in front of so many people...â Marielaâs voice grew quieter as she spoke.
Damn it.
She seemed to remember something.
Last night, it seemed... maybe... like... did she really say those words?
âI lied!â
The faint light of dawn shone through the glass window, illuminating the girlâs flushed face.
Mariela bit her lip, looking embarrassed. âYou know I was drunk and talking nonsense. You wouldnât want to argue drunk, would you?â
with someone who was What she said was actually quite hesitant. The girl muttered softly, âWhen I get drunk, I canât fully control and recognize my own behavior. In our legal system, this is called limited capacity for action...â
Lennon chuckled softly, his shoulders trembling slightly.
âHey, whereâs thy legal education?â
In fact, intoxicated individuals are not even considered âpersons with limited capacityâ under the law, Mariela is just trying to argue. Mariela, knowing she was in the wrong, snorted and struggled to escape from Lennonâs embrace, wanting to run away.
Lennonâs hands were still wrapped around his waist, âWant to run? Forget how you flirted with me last night? Flirted and then ran away?â