Rising from the Ashes (Andrew) novel Chapter 2270

When Sheena came over to visit that night, she was completely stunned. "Andrew, really? Two women in your arms? You're that bold?"

Andrew slammed the door shut and locked it. "Move along, Sheena. This is a man's business, and women shouldn't be snooping around."

Sheena appeared behind the rundown shack, her big eyes peering through a hole in the wall, getting a full view of everything inside.

She watched with great interest, saying, "Andrew, you've really stepped up your game! "The men in our family, even Uncle Reginald, weren't as impressive as you!"

She continued, "Uncle Reginald was legendary back in the day, but you? Bringing two women home, training them this well, and being so blatant about it? That's unheard of. Honestly, as your senior, I almost admire you."

Natasha and Aspen turned scarlet, burying themselves under the blanket and shoving at Andrew to make him send Sheena away.

Andrew grew irritated. "Sheena, enough already. Go get some rest, I need to sleep too. If you keep this up, I'll go to your grandpa tomorrow and demand he rein you in."

Sheena smirked, then shrugged. "Fine, I'm leaving. But hey, the night's short, enjoy it while you can. Don't worry, I already ordered everyone to stay clear of this dump, so no one will disturb you. Whatever games you three want to play, it stays between you."

The outside went quiet as Sheena finally left.

Andrew cursed under his breath. "Crazy woman."

Aspen poked her head out from under the blanket. "Honey, that's your relative, right? She kinda bullies people, doesn't she?"

Aspen snorted. "Natasha, don't insult me. If you got close to Andrew, that's your skill. Besides, you two were always one step away from this anyway. Back in Jayrodale, I already saw the way you looked at him. Honestly, I just got lucky beating you to it. You two are finally getting together? I'd only bless it, not hate you for it."

Natasha let out a long breath of relief, her face softening with ease.

Aspen then leaned in, biting Andrew's ear. "Honey, pay up. I haven't had my share in days."

Andrew answered with mock seriousness. "Then why don't the two of you come together? I hate trouble, and solving it all at once is best."

The cabin might have been shabby, but that night, it was filled with wild passion.