The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Chapter 2099

The sky was clear and blue.

After what felt like an eternity, the luxurious car finally came to a stop outside a private manor.

"We're here," Asher said, leaning over to unfasten Arnold's seatbelt. His strong, muscular frame enveloped Arnold, surrounding him in a cozy warmth, better than any heater.

Arnold blinked in surprise. "Why is it so quiet? Did we come to the wrong place?"

He was an incredibly sharp person, but in front of his lover, his mind would slow down, leaving him utterly smitten and easily swayed.

"No, we're just early. Let's go." Asher got out of the car first, then went around to open the door for Arnold, causing Arnold to chuckle softly.

Arnold squinted his long, narrow eyes at Asher. "Why are you being so attentive, hmm? You know the old saying that when someone is overly attentive without reason, they're either up to no good or plotting something, Mr. Thompson."

he drew Arnold close until their bodies were pressed tightly together, as if trying to

ear. "Calling you a little fox isn't wrong at all, with

fair, porcelain-like skin turned red, his ears burning as he softly murmured, "It's not that... It's just that, for as long as I can remember, I've always been the one getting played in relationships. Now that someone is treating me so well, I'm overjoyed and so blessed. But sometimes... It all feels a

Arnold's waist

before fully committing to their relationship, Asher had already sent people to Meridan to thoroughly investigate everything about Arnold. It

discovered surprised him—this man, who seemed so experienced and like a playboy, was actually the one who got hurt the most

lied to by lovers, and

would pick himself up and dive wholeheartedly into the

to care and over time,

often wondered to himself. 'Was I only attracted to Arnold because of his resemblance to that other person?

by Arnold's unwavering determination and his profound, passionate longing for

worried that Asher's heart was barren and desolate. Instead, he had faith that he could

lifting his handsome

back a bit,