Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier)

Chapter 291

Chapter 291

"The hospital," Lily answered instinctively.

Her response earned a mocking chuckle from Xavier. His gaze was intense as if stripping her down plece by piece.

"You don't even bother to come up with a lie anymore."

"It doesn't matter whether I bother or not. It has nothing to do with you."

She could easily tell he knew she had past had dinner with Terence. But where she went and who she had dinner with had nothing to do with him.

So, you put the label of cheating on me, and then you think you can go on and flirt with other men openly?" He walked over as he spoke, his steps slow and measured, his posture upright. As he approached, he gradually blocked the light from the streetlamp, casting a shadow over her.

you still haven't

his behavior puzzling. "First of all, I just had dinner with Terence, and your cheating is a fact. You said you'd investigate, but you an

haven't given me

as Mrs. Fulton, you should stay quietly by my side!" With that, he was already standing right

her like a wave, making her instinctively want to step back, to escape him. However, Xavier's long, strong arms locked her in place, leaving her no room to move "Xavier, there is equality

noticed her clear resistance. "I haven't gathered enough evidence yet, and you already have divorce set In your mind?" Lily's throat tightened. Yes, even if he showed her

been a thom in her side, a wound that never healed. Even if he didn't cheat today, he treated

cared for her, not once. All these things

smile was icy as he spoke, each word biting sharply. "If we both cheat, it proves we're meant to be

continue."

was hearing. Shouldn't he want to divorce her even faster if

from her partner. How could Xavier-no, he wouldn't accept it. He was just trying to

his relationship with

this. I'll file

his grip on her delicate arm. Even though she wore a thick down jacket, his grip was firm enough to encircle her arm completely. How could she fight against him

I'll wait for it," he said indifferently, completely dismissing