My One In A Million Wife

My one in a million wife [Ashlyn and Lucas] chapter 107

Ashlyn responded with a snort. Just because he said he hasn’t been bitten by any dogs before doesn’t mean it’s true. He really likes biting people.

“Really,” Lucas said displeasingly.

“Roger that, Captain Nolan,” Ashlyn said nonchalantly.

Lucas looked into her almond eyes and found traces of disdain, displeasure, and impatience.

Yet he found her fair facial features beautiful and captivating. Every now and then, she exuded a sense of confidence and independence, attracting the gaze of people around her.

Lucas was enchanted by her, but he held himself back.

His sexy thin lips curved upwards slightly, and his dark eyes gleamed with desire.

He slid his hand into her smooth hair again and said, “Good girl.”

He articulated those two words in a cold and serious tone, but there was also a hint of affection.

The corners of Ashlyn’s eyes twitched.

She looked at the neurotic man who had been staring at her all this while, and the frustration and annoyance in her heart started to melt. She saw pleasure on his almost perfect face.

As she stared at the corners of Lucas’s lips, she thought to herself, Damn it.

Since we got divorced, he has only been hostile and aggressive like a lunatic. Now, all of a sudden, he knows how to smile?

him a

Smiling doesn’t suit him.

heart started to race

him a

I slapped him back. Well,

in the front seat, found the physical altercation between the

steadily then said, “Mr. Nolan, we’re

her attention had been fixed on Lucas the whole time. It was only after she got out of the

them

his earlier promise to send me

suppressed started to surface again. “Lucas, what the hell

late, and Whitland Villa was closer to the bar,” Lucas answered coldly. “You

expression tensed

Lucas said with a frown as he

carefully examined every trace of

silence made him feel slightly

really likes to lose

on

don’t get what you’re saying, Lucas,” Ashlyn said while

face darkened when he heard her answer, and he glared

at each other; neither party was willing to

“It’s already past

want to

go