Crushed Affections (Dominic and Bella)

Chapter 262

Chapter 262 A Woman's Jealousy

Bella didn't want to resist, and everything felt so natural. After all their terrible arguments, could things really be this calm now? Or was there a storm lurking beneath the surface? Her mind started to wander, imagining all the inappropriate things he might do to her next.

At that moment, she could already imagine the scene. However, when the kiss ended, he didn't do anything more.

He gently cupped one side of her face, his fingers brushing through her soft hair. "We're not breaking up, so don't even think about it. If you feel uneasy because I'm too good to you, I get it

"I know what to do now, I'll try to... make things more comfortable for you. Go get some rest. You don't have to entertain me tonight. I'm not in the mood.

Relieved, Bella said goodnight and fled to her room.

she wasn't sure if it was because

her than any physical intimacy. The kiss was genuine and didn't contain any sexual desire. After she left, Dominic picked up the gift box she left behind. Opening it, he studied the broach

morning, they both emerged from their rooms at nearly the same time. Bella was rushing, clearly on the verge of being late. As their eyes

up to him. "I'm going to be late. I'll skip

waved her off, saying nothing more. As Bella hurried away, she caught a glimpse of the brooch she had given him pinned to his jacket.

days, they were busy with their own schedule. Each of them was busy with their own work during

the simplicity of their time together made Bella feel content. This was what she had always wanted. She just wanted to be near him without asking for too

visit his office with him. Having

Miller Group, weekends were generally quiet, with only a few departments working overtime.

Dominic was busy in his office, Bella wandered around on her own. Whether by chance or design, she found herself in the department where she saw the woman who had gone with Dominic to

luxury

wonder he had asked her to help pick out the gift. However, it wasn't so much about who he had gone with but