My Extraordinary Wife

Lucas had an inkling that he was never going to get the gentle and playful Ashlyn back, ever again.

His heart ached terribly as he thought of how aloof and distant she had become.

However, he then recalled how much he had enjoyed Ashlyn’s cooking so he dragged himself up and walked over to the dining table.

When he took a sip of the chicken noodle soup, an inexplicable sense of contentment started to spread through him.

Though it was not very obvious, one could tell that he was feeling moved, based on the crack in his expression.

He had long gotten used to Ashlyn over the past few years, whether it be her cooking or her body.

He could even vividly recall the fragrance of her skincare products.

Finishing the bowl of noodle soup, he stood up to wash the dishes. To which soon after, he grabbed himself some medication for his tummy.

He then turned in for the night, only to end up tossing and turning; no sleep came to him.

His burning anxiety grew deep, along with the night.

Ashlyn had always been a light sleeper.

Hence, she was laying wide awake, the moment a dark figure opened the door to her room. She stayed perfectly still, laying turned on her side.

Though the person was moving very lightly, Ashlyn could easily tell from the sound of the familiar footsteps that it was Lucas.

night. What’s he doing

very sure that

this was Lucas’ usual modus operandi; there was likely no point in locking

woman. She had turned on a night light, and her face was

during the day, but now, she looked

lips onto the pair

as soft and as full as he had remembered, and immediately, a familiar sense

if he were a man who had stumbled onto an oasis in the desert. That was how much he had thirsted for her lips, for her everything.

believe

for so long just so he could sneak

instinctively wanted to push Lucas away, but suddenly,

spread throughout

Not again!

years! Why is it that every time this man is somehow involved, it just starts

what charm does

it not been fed enough, all these years while

had any palpitations at

why she had so readily agreed to

and had greatly underestimated the

during the day,

in close vicinity, it

of her body growing warmer, and it was

Very, very unbearable.