King of Hollywood

Chapter 306: Chapter 33 Gwyneth Chapter 306: Chapter 33 Gwyneth “Nata, can you go call Ed and Gwyneth? It’s almost time to start dinner,” Shelly called out from the kitchen to Natalie, who had just come in through the front door.

“Okay, Mom.” The girl nodded, made her way upstairs with a clatter of footsteps, and without thinking, pushed open Adrian’s room door, only to stand agape, speechless, as a low gasp echoed from within the room.

The two people in the room looked at Natalie, standing at the doorway, with strange expressions, at a loss for words. But the blush that was already suffusing Gwyneth’s cheeks deepened with embarrassment.

“I’m… I’m sorry… Mom asked me to… to tell you… it’s time for dinner…” the girl stammered as she backed out and closed the door with a bang, leaning against the wall and taking deep breaths, her cheeks aflame.

Damn it! Why do I always walk in on him like this! It happened this afternoon, and now again! Does he do nothing else besides this?! Natalie furiously thought to herself.

This was just typical, only seeing what she wanted to notice. Adrian did many other things today, but she ignored them all. But it was normal, wasn’t it? Some things had simply left a deep impression on her.

During the horseback riding this afternoon, she had agreed to Adrian’s invitation without a second thought because she had previously seen him and Gwyneth riding back together on the same horse.

What was I thinking then?! I can’t believe I agreed so readily, it’s unbelievable, did my brain short-circuit?! Natalie bent down to cup her cheeks, closed her eyes, and took a deep breath. However, the thumping of her heart sped up considerably, and the images she thought should have been buried in the corners of her memory and forgotten long ago resurfaced in her mind, fuzzy but unsettling.

“It’s not her fault, I should have locked the door…” Suddenly, the door was pushed open, and the light from inside shone on Natalie, leaning against the wall, making her yelp in surprise and startle the person standing at the doorway.