Sebastian looked away awkwardly. He had been surprised by her too. It was still so early in the morning and she had already flirted with him twice.

Unexpectedly, she was a master at it. Her words that morning almost made him give up going to work. And now, in front of Kingston, she leaned over to him so naturally to tie his necktie! It was as if they had been married for years, and she couldn’t stand seeing him leave the house looking so messy and insisted on tidying his clothes up. Her actions were unbelievably natural.

Sabrina didn’t know how volatile the thoughts in his mind were right now. She rarely took the initiative when she was with him, rarely treating him as her husband. This sudden change flustered him. A cold-blooded murderer, someone who was extremely calm when faced with anything, was flustered by her!

Sebastian laughed at himself. Kingston was right. He was afraid of his wife.

He cleared his throat. “If you keep gripping onto my necktie and squeezing it upwards, I’