Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 80 Do You Miss Me?

After hesitating for a few seconds, she pressed the answer

button. “Hello, Mr. Athena?”

“Are you ill?”

She was still in his arms, and they were very close to each

other. As such, every word that came out of his mouth.

reached his ears.

She held her breath and replied in a numb voice, “I’m fine. I

have a fever.”

Charlie heaved a sigh of relief and asked after a while, “Were you all right last night?”

As soon as he finished speaking, the arms around her waist

suddenly tightened a little, and she was shocked. These words

were too easy to misunderstand, and it was obvious that

Huston had misunderstood.

Charlie had never asked about anything other than work. Why

was he…

She didn’t dare to continue the conversation for fear that he would throw her phone away in a fit of anger. She quickly

the conversation and said, “It’s okay. It’s just a minor

rest.” Charlie paused. “See

company.”

“Okay, goodbye.”

hung up the phone, but it was too

night?” The man leaned close to her ear and asked in a low and dangerous voice, as if he would eat her alive

ears, and she couldn’t help but tilt

avoid it. “Before I went to

I was meeting the lawyer of the case

you hiding?” He pulled her into his embrace. The woman’s soft and boneless body was a stark contrast

pressed down on the man’s palm and was pushed away. Recently, the two of them had not been living together, and they had not had much intimate

was extremely nervous

man’s eyes gradually darkened, and his body

me?

had been ignited. Evelyn’s body was burned into a beautiful pink color, and the blush on her cheeks. reached

under him, but his arms were on both sides of her body to share his

he lowered

cold lips were pressed against

collarbones.

me, huh?” The

up her toes and didn’t dare to look into his eyes.,

miss him?

she would unconsciously look at the bracelet on her feet. When

first person she could think of

him.

was like poison, invading her world bit by bit.

she was already used to

again. The morning light shone on her from behind, which reminded her of the

night.