Find Me In Your Labyrinth novel Chapter 1782

"Of course, it's the marriage certificate!" Charlie chuckled, "We've already had a child, so we should get married as soon as possible! We'll get the certificate first and then we'll plan the wedding at our own pace!"

Emily instantly shook her head, "That's too fast. Plus, your parents haven't even agreed. We can't get married hastily like this."

Charlie furrowed his eyebrows slightly, "Then let's just date first. You haven't really experienced a proper romantic relationship. I'll make up for that!"

Emily found this acceptable. They indeed hadn't really spent quality time together. Through dating, they could figure out if they were truly compatible.

Knowing that Emily had implicitly agreed, Charlie's thin lips curved into a satisfied smile. He pulled her into his arms, leaned down to capture her cool and soft lips and gently kissed her.

Emily leaned into his embrace, letting go of her worries and only leaving the tenderness. She closed her eyes and responded to his kisses.

The man finally received the desired response and felt an overwhelming excitement. The gentle kisses slowly turned passionate and hot as he carried Emily towards the bedroom.

Emily hesitated for a second, "We haven't had dinner yet!"

"Doing the more important things first!" Charlie's voice was heavy.

"Wait!" Emily regained some clarity, "I've agreed to everything. But when will you give me Kya?"

Charlie's eyes radiated with adoration, "Tonight, I'll give you another Kya!"

Emily's face flushed instantly. She tried to speak but was silenced by Charlie's kiss, "Don’t talk about waiting anymore. At this moment, I can't wait for anything else!"

Emily was placed on the bed, and a cascade of kisses rained down on her. She clutched the back of Charlie's shirt. Even though it wasn't their first time, every kiss felt different after openly expressing their feelings.

The dinner they had spent an hour preparing was set aside and eventually grew cold.

Emily woke up just before dawn, hearing the sound of rain outside. The gentle rhythm of raindrops, typically disruptive, now brought a sense of tranquility to her heart.

Turning slightly, Emily looked at the man sleeping beside her. Her heart was filled with joy.