The Ceo’s Convict Wife

Chapter 161

At the recollection of that night, Lillian was guilt-ridden again. She blamed herself for being too exhilarated that day and failing to gauge her alcohol tolerance, assuming it’d be fine to drink more fruit wine. As one would expect, people always did the wrong things while intoxicated.

However, when she woke up, she still remembered what happened after she got drunk, such as how she pinned him on the bed and forced herself upon him, not to mention the bunch of sweet nothings she said to him.

When Lillian recalled those sweet nothings after the fact, she couldn’t help but find them so similar to those in TV shows said by men to women! A few phrases, in particular, were pretty much copied from the TV show she had been binging on.

That was why watching too many romantic shows was not a good idea. When one got drunk, the sweet nothings would come rolling off the tongue as though one had memorized a book of them.

In the end, it turned out that she actually succeeded. She successfully devoured a stunning man whom she believed could only be admired and not messed with!

At times, when Lillian recalled these, she also wondered whether her success was attributed to those sweet nothings.

She considered perhaps it was because he had stayed abroad for so long and hadn’t really been bombarded by the sweet nothings that she somehow succeeded.

The following morning, after waking up, she had been dumbfounded by the scene in front of her. Coincidentally, she happened to receive a call from Rosalie, so she hurriedly checked out of her room and flew back home.

In her heart, she purely viewed that night as a romantic one-night stand and believed she would never see him in her life again.

Never in her wildest dream did she imagine they would meet again under such circumstances.

“I did leave a note, Lillian said a little embarrassedly. In fact, she didn’t actually leave without a word.

his eyes more apparent. “Yeah, you left a note that said you were sorry you had to leave in advance.

cower, knowing she had done wrong. “Fine. do you

it

were the disadvantaged one,

her and finally said sometime

but her expression had already told him the answer. Indeed, she never

chuckled coldly. “Nice one, Lillian Quinn.

for him, but he had practically revisited all the places they once journeyed together. in an effort to find her. He even scoured every spot at Mushane University and combed

heart feel fairly uncomfortable

Callum’s phone abruptly

before his expression moderately changed. Then, his gaze toward Lillian grew more

in,” said Callum. He put away

phone call was related to

Callum answered while observing Lillian’s expression. “To think that he would come here specially to look for you. What?

before Lillian replied, “No.” Nonetheless, she could guess Jonathan probably came to look

at night?” Callum asked coldly. “Which woman in Strico could possibly deserve this treatment from him? Is

an imperceptible trace of

That will also require Jonathan to like me in the first place. The

you,” Lillian responded. After she returned home, too many things had happened, so she

she purely regarded their connection as a holiday fling and their night as an accident, and

became visibly angrier as he pursed his thin lips and glared daggers at her, but in the end, he only said, “You really have

good at controlling his emotions since childhood. Because he was an illegitimate child, he always knew how to hold back