Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier)

Chapter 125

Chapter 125

A gust of wind blew past, scattering Lily's jet-black hair, hall of her face hidden beneath the strands

Her striking eyes peeked out, meeting Xavier's gaze. Her petite hand rested in front of him, delicate lines on her skin hinting at a soft pink tone In that moment, Xavier lost his focus

Noticing his stillness, Lily stepped forward, reaching into his pants pocket to pull out the car key.

"I'll get in the car first," she said, turning toward the vehicle.

As she brushed past him, Xavier felt her hand skim his leg, his dress pants clinging to his thighs.

He snapped back to reality, his gaze darkening as he watched her climb into the car before he turned to walk into the store

Inside, the staff had already prepared the purchase contract and led Xavier to the VIP room to sit.

"Sir, may I ask are you married?" the staff member inquired.

onto the sofa, crossing his legs, pausing

under your name, it will be considered joint

to give this young lady

Lily was just a young girl trying to climb the social ladder. But now, they

under one's name? That was not something one should do. Aside from the money, if the wife found out and checked the assets, it would all be exposed. "What did you say?" Xavier's eyes narrowed, a chilling aura

tell he was a wealthy man. He didn't understand why Xavier

man said quickly. "I was just offering a suggestion. If neither you nor the young lady outside mind, we can proceed with

film on the car

you give her the same reminder?" "Well, sort of," the staff member replied with a polite smile. "This young lady

correct anyone or reveal that she was his wife? Xavier frowned deeply. She knew how

the formalities, he ordered the car

the plans to Sarah when work resumed on Monday Suddenly,

company, drop me off at the bus station," she said. "I'll head back to

short, low sound through his nose. They fell into their usual rhythm-she knew her place, and he was

a nearby bus station, and Lily stepped out, closing the door behind her. She stood on the platform, watching the car disappear into the distance until

she caught the