My Husband, Warm The Bed novel Chapter 526

Karen Daly purposely stayed in the bathroom for a long time tonight, hoping that Kevin Kyle would already be asleep when she comes out.

But he wasn't.

He was leaning against his pillow, focused on a book in his hands.

"If he hasn't slept then it's best he focuses on the book, as long as he isn't focused on me, it's fine." She thought.

Karen took her gaze off of him and pretended as if he couldn't see her as well.

She sneaked over the bed lightly and crawled onto the bed on the other side of Little Karen, so Kevin wouldn't notice her.

Seeing her act, Kevin wanted to laugh but he tried to keep it in, which made his chest shake visibly.

When Karen finally thought that Kevin didn't notice her and she was lying safely on Little Karen's left, she let out a breath she was holding, then she realized that Kevin had been staring at her.

This man. He was quiet throughout her entire "act", in fact, he was watching her put on a comedy show.

Karen rolled her eyes.

Suddenly, she felt like scolding him.

"Hmmm? Where's the massage?" Kevin acted as if he was going through the book, but his attention had been on Karen for some time.

"Another day maybe. Today, I'm going to take care of Little Karen." Karen lay beside her daughter, using her as a shield.

Kevin was such a straight-forward man. How has his IQ not improved throughout the years?

He clearly knew that she was very embarrassed now. Why couldn't he give in to her a little?

It's not like someone is going to joke about him forthat.

"It's time for our baby Karen to learn how to sleep alone then." Little Karen was already four years old, and Kevin thought it was about time she learned to be independent and stopped being their third-wheel.

"No can do. I'll be worried if she isn't sleeping beside me." Karen couldn't bear letting her daughter sleep alone.

If Kevin really insisted on asking Little Karen to sleep in another room, Karen would definitely follow her.

Kevin didn't say anything. He always thought actions spoke louder than words anyway.

Karen lowered her head and kissed her daughter's forehead, "Kevin, do you know any woman who's pretty, loving and smart?"

Kevin set his book on the nightstand, "Yeah, I do."

"Where?" Karen's face lit up at that, "You should introduce some good women to me if you know any."

Kevin pulled both Karens into his arms, "I only know one though."

"One is fine, it's better than nothing." Karen held his hand, "Quick, tell me about her. How pretty is she? How loving? How kind?"

Kevin carried Little Karen away and placed her on another side, and he hugged Karen in his arms, "She's in my arms now. As for how pretty and how kind she is, you should know very well."

This man finally learned to say all these sweet things to make her happy. Although she felt absolutely warm in her heart, she didn't want to give in so easily.

She pinched his waist, "Kevin, I'm serious, can you not joke around?"

Kevin replied seriously, "I'm serious too."