Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier)

Chapter 105

Chapter 105

Xamer took Lily's delicate hand, gently caressing her skin. He asked, "What's wrong?"

"I want to buy another car. It's inconvenient for me to get to work." Lily's eyes sparkled as she made her request.

Suddenly, Xavier's gaze sharpened. His once soft expression turned intense as he scrutinized her. If he believed she had changed, tonight she was just as she bad always been But if he thought she hadn't changed, this was the first time she had been so direct in asking for something.

The car that had been totaled was one he had offered to buy her. It was a hassle for her to always rely on his car, so he had gotten it for her out of

"Alright." Kevier didn't refuse. "You can use my card. If you're free this weekend, I'll go with you to pick one out. Whatever you want, I'll get it for you."

Lily was taken aback. She had expected him to just pay for it, as before, but now he said he'd go with her to look at cars.

After thinking, she replied, "There's no need for all that. Just get the same one as last time. I'm used to driving it."

you're used to it, why not get a better

lips in a gentle kiss while his gaze lingered

eyes met his, and she smiled faintly. "It wouldn't be appropriate to be too

to work." Xavier didn't stop her from working because he had noticed her emotional decline because of Hayden. Now, he regretted her being at Terence's company. However, Lily cut him off

Fulton

darkened. His grip on her wrist tightened as he pulled her into his arms and

her intentions. She could keep her job at Lupier, for now, as long as she remained as she was

those intimate moments. Xavier didn't want to

sank into the soft bed, her head supported by his hand as he pressed

for her to cooperate but just

furrowed slightly, her hair sticking to the back of her neck. She had been acting out for days, and Xavier had only touched her once. He

was not the same as before. Lily didn't have the right to refuse in his moment

day. She fell into a deep sleep in

forced herself to walk to the bus stop, 30 minutes away. Fortunately, the bus arrived just two

three more days until the weekend. Once she had the car, she wouldn't have to endure this anymore. But those three days