After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back

"Do you really have to divorce me?"

Lucas stood in front of her, blocking any way out. His eyes were filled with a complex mix of emotions as if there were countless words he wanted to say but couldn't.

Aveline tried to keep herself calm. She responded, "The court date is in three days, Lucas. What's the point of saying this now?"

Lucas reached out, gently caressing her face. "Aveline, do you really not love me anymore?"

She turned her head slightly, avoiding his touch.

His hand froze in mid-air as he saw the rejection on her face. He forced a smile, a mix of self-mockery and bitterness.

Though he was a towering figure, at that moment, he seemed enveloped in a faint aura of loneliness and sorrow.

He stared at her intently for a while before suddenly cupping the back of her neck and leaning in to kiss her.

"Mmph!"

Aveline had been on guard, but she was no match for him.

Her delicate lips were captured, and she struggled with all her might, but there was no escaping his hold.

With one hand, Lucas easily grasped both of her wrists, pinning them behind her back. Then, with a firm press, her soft body was pulled against his chest, forcing her to tilt her head up to endure the kiss. It had been so long since they had been this close.

resisted, but Lucas only grew more intense, like someone savoring

as though her lips were no longer her

fresh, intoxicating scent overwhelmed her senses, clouding her mind. Despite her reluctance, her body responded honestly to his

the intensity of his kiss, her

felt disgusted with herself for reacting this way, and tears began to spill from the corners of her

kissing her, soon tasted the salty hint of her tears. He opened his eyes slightly and saw

swallowed. After a

see that I'm trying to

was husky as he continued, "You said you liked the old Lu, so I've tried to be that person again.

a measured tone, "So, you really

Aveline's lashes trembled

bet

She wanted to

but before she could get the words out, her lips were

her unspoken