The Charming Ex-Wife

Chapter 476 Pure Rebelliousness

“She’s asleep,” Josiah replied lightly. “Focus on taking care of yourself first. Stop worrying about others all the time.”

At that point. Lysander had no energy left to worry about others.

“By the way, I want to tell you I went for a gastroscopy. They found two ulcer lesions, but the doctor said they’re not serious. I’ve already started treatment.”

Lysander gave a soft hum of acknowledgment, then snuggled deeper into the blanket.

Josiah asked, “Are you cold?”

“I’m not sure what’s going on. I was feeling quite warm just a moment ago, but now I suddenly feel cold.”

Josiah stood up, meticulously tucking her in with the blanket.

His hands were braced on either side of her as he hovered just above her. “And now?”

“That’s enough” Lysander realized that they were a bit too close for comfort and gently pushed him away. “You should get up now.”

Before she could even finish her sentence, she was abruptly cut off.

Josiah pinned her arm down through the blanket. “Don’t move. You’re cold, aren’t you? The cool air is seeping in.”

Lysander felt as though she were a mummy, tightly swaddled in the blanket, unable to move.

This sense of constraint made her feel somewhat uncomfortable.

“Get up,” she said.

“Stop moving.”

“Fine, I won’t move.”

After thoroughly studying her eyes for a moment, Josiah confirmed her willingness to comply before he finally eased up on his control over her.

The next moment, Lysander was about to roll away with the blanket to escape from his control.

However, Josiah moved even faster. With a swift reach of his long arm, he pulled her back, blanket and all. He then half–covered her with his body, pressing down on her heavily. With a hint of annoyance, he asked, “Why are you running away? If you keep messing around, you’ll catch a chill again.”

Lysander attempted to struggle, but it only resulted in her being restrained even more forcefully.

She gritted her teeth. “You’re suffocating me!”

Josiah was also annoyed. “If I don’t hold you down, you’ll just keep fidgeting. Are you a worm or something? Stop squirming… just stop!”

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remained silent, merely increasing his strength, pinning her down so she couldn’t move

at all.

“Jo-”

to speak, she found his face was already incredibly close

lips would

close that they could clearly hear each

collar was slightly

his abs.

had clearly exerted some effort as well, as he was slightly panting at the moment. “Still

her head, feeling the warmth of his breath against the back

It was scorching.

her head, intending to

was going to resist again. He growled,

you mad at me?”

you’re misbehaving.” Josiah muttered under his breath,

to do? Your girlfriend’s having a rough time with her period; can’t you go and take care of her?

asked to eat, she ate. When told to sleep, she slept.

should hurry back and stay

“No.”

asked, “What did

don’t want to go back.”

of emotions, or maybe it was because the combination of the blanket and his body was just too warm, but Lysander’s face was flushed. When she

found himself in a daze as

come to this hotel with you two. Being bossed around like a servant in the middle of

she ranted, their

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wasn’t really thinking as instinct led him to

her struggles didn’t inflict the slightest harm on him. To Josiah, it was as if he was holding a disobedient cat in his

“Jo… you… ah!”

avoid him, Lysander reprimanded through her gasping, “There

momentarily relaxed his lips, but the fiery passion surging in his chest could no

within, clamoring inside him, yearning to break

yet,” said Josiah. “But we’ll see how I am with the flu tomorrow.”

“Josi-”

inclined to heed her words, persisting in silencing

control over her body left her immobile, and all she

kissing for a while before he suddenly broke into laughter. “Your neck is

heavily. “I can’t breathe through my nose! If you keep this up, I’m going to die

lying or exaggerating.

her voice had been somewhat nasally. Now, she was breathing heavily due to a lack of oxygen. Even through the blanket beneath him, Josiah could

gently propped himself up,