All Chapters of The CEO's Contract With the thief: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70
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LXI: Last night's memories
When Cainan got back from the store with Daniel, he wanted to pick up where he had left off with Jasmin, but she had other ideas, and she asked if he had ever spanked any of his previous sexual partners before. Cainan of course was new to the whole idea, once or twice he had heard Laré go on about how Rogue had a thing for whips, ropes and spanking and he never put much mind to it, but when Jasmin suggested it to him last night, he couldn’t say no. He obliged, and they had an intense make-out section, getting rid of almost all her clothes and when they pulled apart, their need for each other was already at an insane level. She then moved to get down on all fours before him and told him to hit her butt. Her request and hesitation took him aback. The last thing he wanted to do was hit her. That would cause her pain, which was not what he wanted, especially in her condition but it seemed the only one concern about that was him. “Go on, I want you
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LXII: Scores to settle
“Good morning, Jasmin,” Ada smile was as charming as ever, holding onto a white tray that had white ceramic plates and cups in it and she was making her way over to the dining table to set it down.  “Good morning, Ada.” she dropped from the last step of the stairs and approached her, “Anything I can help you with?” her eyes eager to help.  She smiled at her, but shook her head. “No, breakfast is already set, the maids are helping with the rest of it.” as she spoke, two of the maids in the kitchen stepped out, holding trays of fried plantain and egg sauce and it already smelt delicious. Ada’s eyes darted behind her as if looking for something, and soon after, they returned to Jasmin. “Where is Cainan?”  “Taking his bath,” she recalled hearing the shower being turned on as she made her way out of the room moments ago. Something made Ada narrow her eyes, but she didn’t get the chance to say it as they heard footsteps descending the stairs
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LXIII: You're beautiful
The date set at The Blue Restaurant & Grill, where Cainan had made reservations for them. He had called it a surprise earlier because he knew Jasmin was still not going to know the place, even if he had told her. It was best to bring her over himself.  He had left her to use their room after he got dressed in a sky-blue, long sleeve polo and black trousers and gave her only thirty minutes to be done with getting ready. When she finally stepped out of the bedroom at six thirty p.m., he was dumbstruck at the image of her before him.  She was in a red cocktail dress, a navy blue reefer jacket on top of it and a pair of the red three-inch, peel-toe heels. Her shiny red hair was in a neat bun and they could see a touch of makeup on her face and she topped it off with red lipstick. It took all Cainan's strength to not reach for her and kiss her. Ada and Lisa were downstairs with Cainan, and on seeing Jasmin, they dramatically gushed over her o
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LXIV: The need to leave
***Flashback Dennis pushed open the door and entered the room before slamming it shut. Jasmin was in the kitchen trying her hand on how to make cookies, she ran out at the loud slam of the door and she saw Dennis who was in a faded, baggy Jean trousers, black singlet and a hood over his head, holding onto a gun in his hand and his eyes blazing with anger. She slowed down at the sight of him trying to discern the proper cause of action. “How did today go?” She asked, not crazy enough to move towards him while he’s holding a loaded gun. “How the fuck did you think it went?” he cussed out at her, casting her a glare. He was always fond of tossing her out. She jumped a little, “Bad then, I’m sorry, Dennis, maybe today isn’t really the day to clean out.” She took a careful step towards him. “you can always try again. Come, I made cookies today.” He didn’t look pleased; he didn’t even look cheered with her words. Instead, his
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LXV: He was the best
Together stepped out of the restaurant, into the street and towards the park where their car parked, their hands entwined in each other’s and each step was a slow and steady process. The chilly wind of the night blew, and Jasmin felt chills even in her reefer jacket. She’s still not accustomed to the weather. The chilly night didn’t affect Cainan, and if it did, he did little to show it.  As they approached the park, they saw a few young boys around eight to ten years of age running around, playing with snowballs and throwing them at each other. One of the little boys threw a snowball at another, but his aim was higher and it flew past him, smashing against Jasmin’s face and the surprise sent her off her feet.  With her eyes closed, she gave herself three seconds for her body to hit the cold ground, but gravity stood still even after three seconds passed. She finally cracked an eye open and through her snowed covered glass, sh
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LXVI: A perfect match
Cainan grunted as he stepped into the bedroom and shut the door. “I’m so sick of the Abayomis and their never-ending Christmas tradition! Sucks that my mother has also joined their madness.” Jasmin was certain that his outburst was for not being able to spend the evening in bed with his laptop and her beside him, as he had planned. He wasn’t so inclined to the recent change of plans, and it was obvious. She chuckled, “It might be more exciting than you expect.” She tried to cheer him on. He growled dramatically, “You’re the only reason it’s fun.” “Aww, I’m flattered. We should do as Ada said, shower and go downstairs,” she said as she hung the reefer jacket on the hanger close to the door, tossed her purse onto the bed and, upon settling into it, she pulled off her shoes. She undid her hair from the bun it was in and it fell over her shoulder before rising to her feet. Cainan came up behind her and wrapped his warm arms
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LXVII: What was she like?
Cainan woke Jasmin up at the early hours of the morning with a soft “Merry Christmas, sweetheart” in her ears before kissing her neck.  They had gone to bed at almost midnight last night and so her eyes stung as she peeled them open at his words and when she asked him what time it was; he replied four a.m.  She shifted around to face him with her eyes dimmed and she cupped his face in her hands, asking him why he was even awake. He told her he had woken up to ease himself and lost his sleep afterwards and when she inquired if he wanted to be cuddled, he eagerly nodded. She wrapped her small arms around him, and kissed his hair, mumbling “Merry Christmas, Cainan,” to him in return and not so long after, her eyes closed.  When they opened again, it was seven a.m. and Cainan was already awake. She asked if he had any sleep and he said yes, adding that her arms around him helped a lot and thanked her with a kiss on her forehe
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LXVIII: It won't be the same without you
Coming downstairs, they realised every other member of the family was already present standing beside the Christmas tree glowing beautifully with the lights and that they were the latecomers as always. Jasmin was in her grey pyjamas and Cainan was in black trousers and a sweater. She raised a brow when he threw on the sweater moments ago, but his eyes told her not to say a word.  Cainan resented Daniel’s idea of going for a bigger tree two days ago, but looking at it now, with everyone gathered around it, it was just the right size for the family. Their gifts, which they had submitted last night to the maids before going to bed, were now wrapped and lying at the foot of the tree. Lisa was the most excited of them all and though she tried to control it, she could only do so much. Xavier had an unreadable look on his face while he held onto Lisa’s hand, and it wasn’t clear if he was holding to support her or to tame her excitement.&n
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LXIX: She didn't love him
Lisa was setting up lunch at the dining table when Jasmin stepped in and requested to help, but Lisa insisted she was good and had it all under control. Jasmin, regardless, would not take Lisa’s usual advice to do nothing, and she stepped into the kitchen with her.  “There are still a few things to be set, I can tell.” Lisa dropped the kettle from the cooker and poured the hot water into a glass jog sitting on the tray on the kitchen island.  “Well, the maids are on break and I told mom I could handle it. You helping me wouldn’t be me handling it now, will it?” once emptied, she returned the kettle to the already turned off cooker.  “Sometimes we need a little help.” Jasmin insisted, and Lisa turned to her.  “Okay,” Lisa brought out the tea bags and set them on the tray beside the jug, “please take this to the dining table, be careful.” She picked up the tray and handed it over to her.  J
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LXX: All the reasons
Throughout the hours of the day, Lisa’s words echoed in her head. Her words had sent her on a soul searching journey trying to figure out when exactly it was she gave her heart to Cainan?  Her job was to steal his heart. It couldn’t be the other way around. Sadly, things didn’t always happen the way people hoped, but this was no excuse.  “Something on your mind?” She pulled out of her thoughts and saw Cainan's concerned eyes on her. This had to be the reason. His concern must have been the reason she handed her heart to him without considering it.  Something was on her mind and it was the thought of how fucked up she now was.  “Why did you ask?” “You were quiet throughout breakfast and lunch and you’ve been rather cold towards me. Did I do something wrong?” Yes, you did. You cared more than you should have. “No, just the pregnancy hormones as always.” She lied to him and she fe
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