Obsessed CEO Throws Himself at Me

Chapter 1687 She Used To Be With Duke

After thinking it over for a few days, Linda reported the situation at Arielle’s and Vinson’s to Duke. She had not intended to do so initially. After all, Duke had abandoned her. However, she had been by his side for five years, and in the end, she could not help but tell him everything.

In truth, she harbored hopes that he would ask her to return. She had been with him for five years, and during that period, she had been the only one by his side. However, the call ended up dealing her a more terrible blow than she had ever imagined.

After he spoke, she heard the sound of lustful cries and panting on the other end of the line before she could respond.

“Got it!” she cried out. There was a pang of pain in the depths of her heart as she ended the call. Then, she slid down into a crouching position and hugged her knees.

At that moment, Mark opened the door and came in carrying a big bag of snacks. When he saw her crouched on the floor, he hurried forward immediately.

Anxious yet afraid she would find him annoying, he asked cautiously, “W-What’s wrong? Are you feeling unwell?”

She slowly raised her head when she heard his voice, and his heart ached when he saw her tear-stained face.

a hand, he clumsily tucked her hair behind her ears, then gently wiped away her tears. “Linda, no matter what happens, I’m here for

disgusted by them. But to his surprise, she threw herself into his arms. He could not help feeling

you love me?” Linda asked as she wrapped her

with her the moment he laid eyes on her

to his. That action caused him

one swift motion. They kissed as they undressed, then he placed her on the bed and pinned her down with his body. Looking into her eyes,

her to

say anything. Instead, she placed her hands behind his head and pressed her lips against

meant she would not regret

her answer, Mark lowered his head and kissed

at the woman next to him and asked in a low voice, “Linda, will

Duke. All he cared about was whether she would end

a cigarette and stood by the window, gazing