After Divorce, My General Husband Chasing Me Back

Love My Ex-Wife 129

Chapter 129 Get Yourself Drunk

Frederick was deeply engrossed in the moment, letting out a low, satisfied growl.

However, upon hearing Claire's sobs, he froze, his body halting mid-action.

He could feel Claire's body trembling and the tightness of her muscles, prompting him to ultimately release her.

Gently, he laid her back on the bed, careful to place her head on the pillow with utmost tenderness.

As he observed Claire's damp hair and the sweat glistening on her chest, an unexpected pang of concern welled up within him an emotion he hadn't recognized before.

When he later entered Claire's body, his movements were instinctively gentle, reminiscent of how one might handle a newborn.

Even Frederick himself was unaware of this softness; it was a response driven purely by his physical instincts.

Afterward, Claire succumbed to exhaustion and fell into a deep sleep.

Given her prior injuries and the intensity of their encounter, it was no surprise that she drifted off so quickly.

the shadows of

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cigarette

he instructed Richard as he reached

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contemplated his next move before dialing Harrison's number. "Same

upon seeing Frederick's furrowed brow and tense

Frederick stated bluntly without

"And?"

surprised yet seemingly

more to it. I didn't think it would happen either," Frederick replied, shaking his head but withholding some of his deeper

have seen this coming when you used her to shield Caroline from harm," Harrison remarked. "It's only natural for things to develop between a man and a woman who spend so much time together. Besides, Claire is quite attractive; she's

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remember Amma's death," Harrison continued. "What happened is dones just keep it physical

make explaining things easier for you," Harrison

that perhaps his feelings towards Claire were more

became even more determined that he was just punishing Claire. "Exactly," Harrison confirmed. "By the

said as he took a large

in alcohol, images of Claire lingered in his mind throughout