Flawless and Flirtatious (Genevieve and Armand)

Chapter 172 You Are Inhuman
It was past three o’clock in the afternoon when Genevieve finally woke up.
Without much memory of what had happened during the wee hours of the morning, she rubbed the sleep from her eyes and
stumbled out of bed. However, as soon as her feet touched the carpet, the soreness between her legs almost caused her to
topple over.
She barely held onto the bed for support, but thankfully, that was enough to keep herself from falling.
The next second, Genevieve grabbed her phone from the bedside table and texted the man who had long since left the
bedroom: Armand Faulkner, you’re inhuman!
Shortly after she sent her message, the door suddenly opened.
Even though Armand seemed cold and aloof as he walked in wearing a buttoned-up white shirt and black pants, there was no
doubt that his face wore a look of contentment.
Upon seeing a grim-faced Genevieve leaning against the bed, Armand smiled. Without further ado, he lifted her wordlessly in his
arms and carried her into the bathroom.
Genevieve, on the other hand, angrily typed out another message: You’re inhuman! You’re a sc*mbag! You’re an animal!”
“You were the one who flirted with me,” Armand said matter-of-factly.
He had intended to place Genevieve on the marble countertop, but when he recalled how she had flinched at the cold marble
when they kissed there the night before, he laid a towel on it before settling her down.
Genevieve continued with her text: I only kissed you once! Couldn’t you have pushed me away? You inhuman sc*mbag!
“Have you ever seen a wolf turn down a piece of meat dangling in front of it?” Armand asked with a chuckle. After squeezing
toothpaste out onto a toothbrush and sticking it into Genevieve’s mouth, he added, “Brush your teeth.”
Alas, the moment she bit down on the toothbrush, Genevieve lifted her leg and kicked Armand.
Despite her frustration, she went on to brush her teeth and wash her face under the watchful eye of Armand. Once that was all
done, he carried her back out and onto the chair at the dressing table.
To her surprise, the chair, too, had been padded with a soft towel.
When Armand returned with the hotel restaurant’s menu, Genevieve had just applied face toner, but her expression remained
cold and gloomy as she glared at him through the mirror.
“I’ve told Steven to cancel the flight tickets,” Armand remarked. While putting the menu on the dressing table, he inadvertently
caught a glimpse of the hickeys dotting Genevieve’s delicate arms.
My goodness, her skin’s too tender. I didn’t even use that much force, yet the hickeys still haven’t faded.
For some inexplicable reason, Armand felt his heart soften. He stroked her earlobe and said in a low voice, “Once you’re feeling
better, we’ll take the private plane back to Jadeborough, okay?”

Genevieve slapped his hand away and began typing: Who cares about taking your private plane? I’ll have you know I’m fit as a
fiddle! It’s all your fault. You’re inhuman!
Even through text, she could not bring herself to elaborate and decided to scold Armand again.
Genevieve: Didn’t people say men can’t perform as well once they’re in their thirties? She suddenly stopped typing as memories
of the terrifying experience came flooding back. Before long, she was back on her phone again: Did you take enhancement pills
to get back at me?
After the man read the text on her memo, his face darkened.
Leaning down, he grabbed the back of Genevieve’s head and kissed her fiercely. Only when she was out of breath did he then
release her.
“Genevieve, if you continue to harbor such nonsensical thoughts, I’ll let you stay on in Springwyn for two more weeks and make
sure you can’t even get out of bed,” Armand warned, clearly not joking at all.
Genevieve held his gaze, but it was barely a few seconds later when she conceded and picked up the menu to cover her face.
Since she had missed several meals, Genevieve was famished. Naturally, she had no problem polishing off a few dishes on her
own when the waiter finally delivered the food.
Having regained her strength from the sumptuous meal, she plopped on the bed and began playing with her phone.
Since Armand did not have many video conferences to attend and only needed to go through some emails, he decided to work
from the bedroom instead of the living room.
He looked up occasionally, but every time, he would see Genevieve still sprawled on the bed and scrolling through her phone.
After a while, he picked up the finance book and tossed it to her. “Stop playing with your phone and do some reading. Read at
least ten pages before you sleep tonight.”
Genevieve’s good mood from browsing the news disappeared almost instantly as she fiddled with the dreaded book.
Then, she began to type out a text to voice her objection: I’m still a patient. I can’t read.