Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier)

Chapter 32

Chapter 32

Xavier wasn't used to eating out.

He had to admit Lily was an incredible cook because she had spoiled him rotten with her cooking these past two years. Even so, he still didn't think anything was special about Lily. She may be a housewife who could cook well, but Xavier felt that was only natural. It was already 10:00 pm by the time Xavier and Sarah finished their dinner.

Xavier left the company and drove home.

Sarah stood in Xavier's office and stared at the view of the city below. She then snapped a photo and sent it to Xyla.

Upon receiving the photo on WhatsApp, Xyla sent a crying emoji. She also replied, "I miss home, Sarah!"

Sarah texted, "Just focus on recuperating. Xavier will arrange for you to return to the country once we find a suitable heart donor."

to call Xavier my

dare! I told you-Xavier's married, so you

Sarah had overheard Timothy talking about it during one of

about the marriage wouldn't have noticed anything. That said, it was

gazed at the picture of Xavier sitting at his desk. Her eyes were full of infatuation. Xavier had been the only beam of light that illuminated her life for as long as she could remember. She

Alas, the marriage had already happened. She couldn't risk acting rashly and arousing suspicion now since Xavier hadn't accepted her feelings. That said, she had a feeling Xavier hadn't accepted Lily either. Otherwise, why wouldn't he let the public know Lily was his wife? Since his and Lily's relationship wasn't stable, Sarah felt she still had a chance and was willing to wait. She

It was 11:00 pm.

On the table were four dishes and a pot of

wondered if Xavier was intentionally toying with her by asking her to prepare dinner even

hour ago. This time, the sender had used a different, unknown number

were in Xavier's office, and she could tell Sarah was wearing Xavier's bathrobe. Lily was determined to get a divorce,

out. Scars would often remain after wounds healed. Given this was a fresh wound that hadn't healed, it was natural

as