After the CEO Divorced Me, He Wants Me Back by Riverflow

Chapter 284

"What's wrong?"

Lucas averted his gaze and said blandly, "Nothing."

Aveline found his behavior puzzling. After eating only half a bowl of oatmeal, she put down her spoon. "I'm full.”

Lucas pushed a bowl of soup towards her. "Drink this, or I won't let you sleep.

Aveline frowned, showing her reluctance. However, Lucas' words. carried enough authority that she picked up the spoon and started drinking.

Throughout, the meal, Lucas' intense gaze never left her, making her uncomfortable. She sighed in exasperation and said, "I'm still sick. Can you stop staring at-me like that?" Lucas scoffed lightly. "Isn't it you who's trying to seduce me?"

Aveline's eyes widened instantly. "Me... seduce you? What nonsense are you talking about?"

How could she possibly be seducing him?

Lucas' gaze drifted to her chest with a hint of amusement.

Aveline looked down and saw her nipples protruding through her thin. nightgown. Her face flushed with embarrassment. She quickly covered her chest and got up to leave. Oh no! She had come out without wearing a robe! No wonder he had been staring at her!

had already been intimate, Aveline still wished she could disappear at that moment

she sat on the bed, trying to calm

cheeks felt

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feeling was so

only looked

up and clear the

when he thought of her embarrassed expression, a faint smile would appear

Night fell.

and woke up in the middle of the night, her thirst rousing her from slumber. Groggily, she reached for her

time, she wisely put on a robe before stepping out to refill the cup. To her surprise, the living room light was still

working. Hearing the noise, he looked up, his dark eyes deep

"Feeling better?" he asked.

Aveline nodded. "Much better."

of water and

of them

she glanced at him. He was wearing a bathrobe, the light casting a soft glow on his hair. He leaned back, rubbing his brow, his sharp profile both cold and captivating, but with a hint of

should rest." It was already 1 AM. He could always work