Our Billion-Worth Twins by Velvet Antler novel Chapter 336

Chapter 336

She squeezed the toothpaste onto her toothbrush and was about to put it into her mouth when she noticed the hickeys on her neck. There were a lot of them, in different shades of red. The clothes that Cedrick bought for her that she had just changed had a low-cut front, revealing the hickeys on her neck.

Catelyn was feeling embarrassed and troubled about it. There was no scarf for her to match the dress. How should she hide the hickeys? She had to go to the office shortly, and it would be awkward for her to go in with a neck full of marks.

She would become the hottest topic for gossip.

Cedrick noticed that she had been in the bathroom for a long time, so he knocked on the door and reminded her, “Your breakfast is turning cold soon, don’t take too long.”

Catelyn felt exasperated. If it were not for these hickeys that he planted on her, would she need to take this long in the bathroom?

Finally, she decided to put on her clothes from yesterday. Cedrick was still standing by the door, waiting for her, when she came out. He saw that she was wearing her dirty clothes and frowned slightly. “You don’t like the dress that I bought for you?”

He handpicked the dress himself. It was a dress that would snatch her waist beautifully. Catelyn had a petite frame. Cedrick thought it would suit her and bring out her body figure very well.

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Catelyn was a little shy. “I do like it, but…” “There’s no but, if you like it, just put it on. How could you feel comfortable in dirty clothes?” Cedrick’s tone left no room for negotiation.

Catelyn was enraged. She did not expect him to be so nonchalant about it.

Her cheeks were puffy. She stepped on his shoes angrily for a while before running away from the bathroom.

Catelyn was picking out another outfit at the mall, with Cedrick as her company.

Her body was sore. Cedrick sent her to the street near the company as she did not allow Cedrick to send her any closer.

There were not many cars, so Catelyn arrived at the office rather early. Samantha, on the other hand, was late. Her seat was still empty. Jennifer came in. She took one glance at Catelyn and Samantha’s empty seat and said with obvious disdain in her voice, “Have you finished the data comparison task that I assigned yesterday?”