Feel the Way You Feel, My Love

With that said, Sean wrapped an arm around Natalie’s shoulders and guided her out of the hall.

Natalie did not make a fuss as she was taken away from Shane. She did not care who she left with, only that she could leave as quickly as possible.

Shane’s eyes darkened as he watched Sean and Natalie exit the hall. His hand clenched into tight fists. At that moment, he cursed his identity as Jasmine’s fiancé. The thought of calling off their engagement sprouted in his mind.

At the private lounge.

Sean handed Natalie a glass of warm water. “Here, drink some water to calm your nerves.”

“Thanks,” Natalie answered hoarsely. She was feeling a lot better now that she was out of the hall. Reaching out to accept the glass, she took a sip.

Sean draped his suit jacket over the back of the couch opposite hers and sat down. Then, he crossed his legs before focusing a heated stare on her.

Feeling uncomfortable at his gaze, she shifted slightly and shrank back. “Mr. Sean, what are you looking at?”

He propped his head up with one arm and chuckled softly. “I’m looking at your eyes. You look beautiful even after you cry. I’m sure you’ll be absolutely stunning when you’re actually crying. It’s just too bad that it was so dark earlier. I couldn’t see anything.”

Natalie scowled at his flirtatious words. “Mr. Sean, maybe you should leave first. I can wait by myself for someone to bring a new change of clothes.”

might say more things she

bringing you clothes.” Sean took off his glasses and set

at his

send anyone off to find you clothes,” he replied

bells started ringing in her mind. Placing the glass of water down, she sprinted for

use. I locked the door when I came in.” Sean got to

while her heart pounded in her chest. “What

on doing?” He snickered at her question. “A man and a woman are all alone in a room. What

Her eyes widened in

prowl toward her, she

the door, cutting off her escape.

the doorknob with all the strength

Sean had not been lying

he was

to grab a vase. She lifted it threateningly and warned, “Don’t come

and taunted, “Go ahead. I’d like