My Extraordinary Wife

He sounded like he was sighing into her skin.

For a moment, Ashlyn thought she was dreaming.

He sighs?

“Lucas, do you like playing games like this? Do you like courting a woman after divorcing her?”

The woman’s mocking voice sounded beside his ears.

The sigh she thought she heard disappeared.

Lucas’ warm lips leaned toward her. “Will you say yes to me if I propose to you?”

Ashlyn’s answer came quick. “No.”

Instead of getting angry, Lucas raised his hands to run his palms across her collarbones as he laughed. “One day, you’ll say yes to me.”

He sounded confident.

Lucas buried his head into the crook of the woman’s neck.

“Beautiful.” Lucas was not a stingy man in dishing out compliments for Ashlyn.

Her body was capable of making any sane man go mad, and Lucas found himself panting in the narrow bathroom. Ashlyn was fearful of her own feeling—of that painful yet pleasurable feeling.

thing she feared most

all because of Lucas’ prowess

Spirogyra cried

move closer and closer

Lucas’ eyes as he lowered

while, Lucas finally let go

man parted his lips to say, “We’ve married for four years. Why are you still

her head to make her look into his eyes. The mist from the still-warm water

showing him her

on the verge of a

not know why it

teased her, the Spirogyra would go mad, screaming at

she felt was as if thousands of insects were gnawing on

out of

remained shut

becoming more and more eye-catching after our divorce.” It was obvious from the

Lucas sat quietly as he looked at the woman curled under the thin blanket. The only part of

fluttered, and she looked

sitting by her side, making the bed sink

ignored him

ears and