Countdown to My Divorce

Rachel didn’t bother arguing with Tyler. After all, his appearance had indeed helped her out today.

But she wasn’t naive enough to believe he did it just for her Tyler was the kind of man who lived for himself. He wasn’t exactly the type to go around doing good deeds out of the kindness of his heart.

So she just said plainly, “Thanks for your help today, Mr. Hunt.”

Tyler rubbed his forehead and glanced at her sideways, clearly dissatisfied with the bare minimum of gratitude. “That’s it?”

Rachel’s eyes narrowed slightly. “What else do you want?”

“Shouldn’t a real thank–you come with some action?” He lifted his wrist and checked the time on his watch. ” Perfect timing for a late–night snack. I know a great barbecue place. Let’s go.”

Without waiting for a response, Tyler grabbed Rachel by the wrist and started walking toward his car.

“But I have plans later-”

“Eat first, talk later.”

Rachel hadn’t expected him to be this pushy, but then again, that was just who Tyler was. He did things his own way. Once he decided on something, no one could stop him. He’d always had that kind of attitude.

Before she could resist, he had already ushered her into the passenger seat. She instinctively turned and tried to get back out.

“No, seriously, I—”

Bang.

door slammed shut

second, he was in the driver’s seat. The engine roared to life, and the sudden acceleration pushed her back into the

as the car finally slowed, she looked around the interior

your other car still not fixed?” she asked without

it’s still in

If it weren’t for

insane. He had chased after her and Tyler like a

you feel so bad, you should treat me to a few

driving with his usual languid manner. One hand was on the steering wheel, his body leaned comfortably back, and his other elbow rested on

she saw him he always

ask, “Mr. Hunt, does no one else

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cold glance.

honestly. “Then why are you always trying

you should do some self–reflection.

a second to realize what he

he’d done for her. A meal was the only thing she could

she wasn’t going to admit that