Suddenly, Veronica looked at Masonâs expression and asked, âAre you⦠jealous?â
A sudden sentence caught Mason off guard, causing him to pause. He then awkwardly covered his lips and avoided eye contact, seemingly unsure how to face her gaze.
âAre you jealous?â She persisted in asking.
Mason remained silent.
Suddenly, Veronica exclaimed, âOh!â and placed her hand on Masonâs ear. âMason, your ear is red.â
âStop touching it,â Mason stiffened.
Her touch made his ear particularly sensitive, and a strange sensation exploded throughout his body.
If he let this feeling continue, he wouldâ¦
âYour ear is so soft and comfortable to touch,â Veronica seemed addicted, continuing to rub and knead his ear.
This feeling⦠itâs really addictive! How did she not notice it before?
It seemed that just touching the earlobe was not enough, so she began to scratch the inner wall of his car.
But the next moment, everything spun around, and when Veronica regained her senses, Mason had already pressed her down onto the back seat of the car. Then, a partition slowly rose between the front and back seats.
âWhatâs going on? What are you doing?â Veronica looked puzzled. However, being pressed down by Mason and separated from the front seat, the back seat became a closed and narrow space, making Veronica feel like the air around her was heating 1.
âWhat do you think I want to do?â Masonâs voice was slightly hoarse. He leaned over, and their bodies pressed together. His fingers touched her ear. âIs the ear fun to play with?â
It was unbearable! Veronicaâs body trembled, feeling as if all the blood in her body had rushed to her ears. Even her toes curled 1.
âWeâre in the car, and the driver is still in the front seatâ¦â She forced herself to speak, feeling her ears burning hot.
When she touched his ear, she didnât feel anything. But now that he was the one touching her ear, she realized that the feeling was indescribable.
âItâs okay, the driver wonât care about whatâs happening behind him. Besides, weâre separated by a partition, he canât see anything,â said Mason.
But even if he canât see anything, he can still hear us, thought Veronica to herself.
As if he had guessed what she was thinking, he whispered, âIf you really donât want the driver to hear anything, then just donât make any noise.â
âHuh?â She was startled, and then her body trembled.
Masonâs lips had already kissed her earlobe, and the closeness of their bodies made her acutely aware of his physical changes and the increasingly heavy breathing.
Suddenly, she understood what he meant by what he had just said.
Donât make any noise⦠but how is that even possible?
Veronicaâs face turned bright red, and she regretted touching his ear so recklessly. If she had known it would be like this, she would have at least waited until they were alone.
âDonât bite your lip, youâll break it,â Mason whispered in her ear.