The Adorable Twin’s Sticky Daddy novel Chapter 146

Although she was more than desperate than before, Dorothy clearly knew that Charles wouldn't choose her.

No matter how upset and jealous she was, she could do nothing but accept it.

"Do you still want to refuse my proposal?" teasingly asked Joseph after raising her chin.

Biting her lips, Dorothy gripped her hands tightly and said nothing.

As her silence filled the room, Joseph took that chance to touch her body before wrapping her in his arms. "You're such a beautiful woman! Why waste your precious youth chasing after my brother. You know he doesn't love you. Why don't you turn to me instead?"

"No way!" Dorothy pretended to struggle. She shoved off his arms in an attempt to break free from his embrace.

"I know you want me, woman! Stop pretending you don't!" But unyielding as he was, Joseph didn't let her go and instead pushed her to the bed.

"Joseph, don't forget that you are married!"

"Ha-ha! I don't care! I can have an affair with you! Besides, you've got nothing to lose. Charles wouldn't even care. So what are you afraid of?" His voice was filled with so much perversion, and his eyes burned with extreme lust. Then, slowly, he went on top of her and began caressing her soft skin.

Judging by his smooth movements and play with words, Dorothy knew Joseph was used to flirting with women. So instead of helplessly struggling, she just gave up and let loose.

"What if Charles agrees to be my boyfriend one day?" Dorothy asked, looking straight into his eyes to challenge him.

"Honey, this is not the first time we'll do this. There is no need to take it seriously. Besides, Charles will never be with you, so stop dreaming."

Charles had absolutely no ideas about these affairs between Joseph and Dorothy.

And even if he was suspicious at one point, he didn't have enough interest to delve deeper into it. After all, it didn't concern him at all.

He just didn't understand why his family insisted on bringing her to his house when they all knew he didn't like her.

Meanwhile, as the two were busy getting rid of the steam in their body, Charles had arrived at the hospital. As soon as he stepped foot inside, all heads turned on him, causing a crowd of nurses to flock and create a commotion.

"Why is Mr. Fu here?" the nurses asked. Their faces flushed and lips curled up into a wide smile.

"I don't know. I haven't seen him since he broke off his engagement with Dr. Nancy!"

"Mr. Fu, did you read the news a few days ago? Dr. Nancy was reported to having a new boyfriend named Jerome." The nurse, who thought that she was a little pretty, walked towards him while twisting her waist. Then, flashing a charming smile, she informed him about the latest gossip.

"It's none of your business," Charles replied coldly without giving her a glance.

His stern personality definitely matched his well-sculpted face, which always bore a brooding and severe expression.

After the nurse received that rigid treatment from him, her face flushed and she moved aside in a hurry.

In fact, Charles had already read that news, and surprisingly he didn't even bother to order his people to get rid of it.

There was no time for that when he should be focused on wooing Nancy back. He would never let a man steal her away without putting up a good fight. The best and right man would be the last one standing—and unfortunately for them, it would be him!

Meanwhile, Nancy was occupied setting up the Second Pediatric Department, which was almost complete.

She was sorting out the list of medicine when Charles walked in.

And even though he stood in front of her, staring at her, Nancy paid no special attention to the man.

"Why are you here?" she asked indifferently, not even glancing at him.

"Why can't I come here? Is it because of Jerome? He was just your blind date the other day, and now you're together?" A hint of mockery painted his voice. In fact, Charles wanted to be harsher with his words, but he was worried Nancy would feel so offended and shove him away again.

But little did he know, she was already irked by his mere presence and arrogant stance. More than that, merely mentioning Jerome and their supposed date struck a nerve. So to calm herself down, Nancy took a deep breath before turning to him and saying, "Our affair has nothing to do with Jerome.

Besides, I am single, and so is he. It's normal for us to have blind dates, and you have no say in that." She then arranged the documents in order and carefully placed them in the cabinet.

"It hasn't been long since you two reunited, but you're already defending him. And now you're even questioning my presence here as if you don't want to see me at all!'¹ Charles couldn't help but frown as he spat those words in fury.