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The lust of My Husband (Juliana and Benson) novel Chapter 172

When Grandma and the others arrived, they saw this scene in the hospital room.

Grandma awkwardly cautioned them, "Ahem."

The air was even more ambiguous when the two of them were in a state of ecstasy.

But the coughing sound at the door suddenly broke the atmosphere.

Juliana opened her eyes abruptly and saw Grandma and the others standing in the doorway. She flushed with embarrassment as she pushed Benson away and tried to get up.

However, she hit her forehead on the table, which made her cover her forehead in pain, "Ouch."

Benson felt painful just listening to it. He hurriedly reached out to rub her forehead, "What's the hurry? You're so careless."

With that, Benson cupped Juliana's face and lowered his head to her forehead.

Juliana was so ashamed that she wanted to dig a hole to bury herself.

She glared at Benson.

He still had the nerve to say it. He could kiss her on the mouth, but why did he kiss the area below her neck and even put his hands on her?

Especially since the door was left open and they were seen by Grandma.

She was so embarrassed!

She was too ashamed to face others!

Benson was a little turned on by Juliana's look. Her face blushed, her eyes were bright, and the way she glared at him was more like a pout.

He reached out and naturally buttoned up Juliana's collar, "We're married and we didn't do anything too excessive. And besides, Grandma is an experienced person."

Juliana blushed like blood, "Stop it."

She pushed Benson away and rolled straight into the blanket, even hiding her head.

In response, Benson smiled dotingly. He put her computer and the table away.

Then he looked up at Grandma and called out in a serious voice, "Grandma."

It was attractive when a man, who had usually been aloof, suddenly had lust in his eyes, making women crazy.

This caused Selene to blush and her heart to race for Benson.

Benson sensed her gaze and turned his head slightly sideways to give Selene a cold glance.

Selene, who was still blushing and burning, was scared by this cold glance and her blood flowed backward, her heart stopped, and her body shivered.

Selene quickly averted her eyes and involuntarily hid behind Grandma. She said, "Jill has always been cheerful, unconventional, and forward-thinking, and she has many friends. Grandma, you don't have to worry about her."

Did she imply and remind Benson how absurdly idle Juliana used to be?

Did she really think Juliana was a pushover just because she was lying in a hospital bed?

Juliana was hiding under the blanket in shame, and when she heard this, she lifted the blanket and sat up.

She looked at Selene coldly as she snorted, "That's better than your fake kindness, your secret flirtation, and your artificial innocence."

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