Countdown to My Divorce

Chapter 454

Tyler’s eyes held a hint of amusement.

Rachel, at her core, was still quite traditional. Last night had technically been her first time with Tyler, and she wasn’t nearly as bold or shameless as he was when it came to talking about such things.

Tyler was different. He had never known shame. There was nothing he couldn’t say with a straight face.

Rachel suddenly realized that if she didn’t want to get completely overpowered by Tyler, she’d have to grow a thicker skin than his.

With a look of disdain, she muttered, “Your kissing skills aren’t that great, either. It’s pretty average.”

Instead of being provoked, Tyler just smiled, as if she had said exactly what he was hoping for.

Rachel frowned slightly. Something about that smile didn’t sit right with her. It had the air of a trap that had just been sprung.

The next second, Tyler leaned down, pulled her in by the waist, and kissed her again. He murmured, “Well then, if I’m so bad at it, we’d better keep practicing.”

Rachel didn’t even have time to react before the kiss had her spinning and completely swept

away.

get lost in his touch. She seriously doubted that Tyler had never been

the way he moved, the way he kissed, and the way he touched her, it was impossible to believe he was inexperienced. His skill left

her body

she snap back to reality. The sudden sense of being caught red–handed made her instinctively shove

realized with horror that at some point, two or three buttons of her blouse had come undone, exposing her fair collarbones. She quickly

shirt was just a bit wrinkled, especially around the waist, and Rachel could tell those wrinkles had come from her grabbing

never imagined she would lose

The door opened.

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and immediately froze at the scene before her,

who is this

aura alone, Rachel could tell that Sheryn was no ordinary visitor. She didn’t seem like someone dropping by to check on family. It was more like someone who had come

called Tyler her

rule out romantic involvement? Rachel had always