Chapter Four
His black eyes were deep and unfathomable, an abyss that she could never see through.
Yet, his gaze and expression were so genuine, they easily drew people into a perilous depth of sincerity.
Those were the kind of eyes into which one could easily become intoxicated, unable to extricate oneself—as if endowed with a strange magic, they beckoned you...
Sofia Hamilton forgot to avert her gaze, and her eyes were the kind that could easily cause a man to misunderstand.
Add to that the rosy flush of her cheeks after a bath, making her look exceptionally delectable and lovely.
Her pale, tender cheeks appeared so delicate that one could seemingly pinch water out of them, with pores so fine they were almost invisible to the naked eye, and the touch felt so stirring upon the palm.
She, fresh out of the bath, resembled a blooming lotus flower, awaiting his harvest.
Faint fragrances wafted through the air, utterly intoxicating to the senses.
He was a normal man.