My Husband, Warm The Bed novel Chapter 15

Karen returned at eight o'clock in the evening. When she came back, Kevin was busy in the study.

The staff of the company was all relaxing, but the boss was the only one who was still busy with work. No wonder he could reach such a high position at a young age.

Kevin put down the documents in his hand and looked up at her. "You're drunk."

Karen nodded with a red face. "I drank a little."

She didn't drink "just a little". If she hadn't been drinking and practicing with clients over the past three years, she would have already been drunk.

Kevin frowned slightly and said, "Drinking is harmful to your body, especially for women. Try not to drink so much in the future."

"Well, what Director Kevin says is right. I will drink as little as possible in the future except for when it is necessary." Seeing Kevin frown, Karen stood straight like a child who had done something wrong. " I will go back to my room first. You should rest early."

After that, she ran back to her room.

She could smell the trace of alcohol on her body, and not only Kevin hate this kind of smell, but she also hated it. She decided to go to the backyard to bathe in the hot springs.

Alone in the hot spring, she felt very comfortable and relaxed. It was better to bathe in a pool alone than with a group of people.

Karen sat in the pool and looked up at the sky. Today was the 15th day of the lunar month, and the moon hanging in the sky was bright and round.

It was said that a full-moon night was a night perfect for a family reunion, but her heart was empty and lonely.

A man without a home was like a tree without roots, a kite without its string. No matter where she went, her heart would not be at ease.

"Dad, mom..." Karen gently called the people she had missed for a long time. Her eyes were teary. "It's been three years. Have you ever missed me?"

She was the dear daughter of her parents. But since that fateful incident, they had abandoned her and let her go alone to another city. It's been three years since anyone thought of her.

Three years. Sometimes Karen felt like it was just a blink of an eye, but sometimes she felt like it's been a lifetime.