Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier)

Chapter 60

Chapter 60

Lily's excuses did nothing but fuel the simmering lust within Xavier.

The physical disparity between the two of them left her helpless in her attempts to resist. Her dignity was crushed.

Xavier was satisfied, to say the least. The look on her face as she tried to resist but couldn't move gratified him, though he felt sorry for her and kissed the bead of sweat away from the top of her nose.

He wanted to tear away her disguise; she clearly liked it too.

It was all Lily's fault. If she had been obedient, he wouldn't have been unquenched for so long, and she wouldn't be so worn out tonight.

Their lovemaking had indeed gone on for a while-it finally ended at five in the morning.

Xavier took her to the bathroom to shower, but she still wore that cold, distant expression. A sudden emptiness spread through his chest, making him feel uncomfortable.

But he didn't explain anything. After taking a shower, he went to bed with her in his arms.

time he held her so intimately while

He fell asleep quickly.

she felt wide awake. She stared out of the window absently, where the first light of dawn was breaking. The sun's glaring rays shone into the room. Xavier's arm was wrapped around her waist, while her chest was covered by a thin blanket. Her collarbones and neck

of satisfaction for

of Lily's eyes. Sniffling, she gently removed

had been torn, so she went to the closet and picked another set of

go back to Bayview

in her mind. She blushed with embarrassment, though fury and

was clear about her next plans, but

Maryanne standing in front of

"Lily, open the door!"

knocking. She instinctively swerved around as soon as she heard the elevator door open. Spotting Lily walk out

Her gaze was fixated on the hickeys

low. She tried to awkwardly shrink away from her

did something happen on your way home?" "No." Lily shook her head. She did not dare

the door. Her voice gradually turned into a whisper as she

With a stoic expression,

morning sunlight poured into the living room. While Lily sat on the couch,