Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier)

Chapter 369

The sound of the wind made Bruce's voice sound jumbled, but Lily heard it clearly. She was stunned for a few seconds before she recalled that she had actually given Xavier's number to Brice

Lily gasped. She immediately grabbed Xavier's phone and said, "Don't call me again! We're not suited for each other!"

She hung up the phone, blocked Bruce, and handed the phone back to Xanter.

"That's it?" Xavier's tone was icy.

The ring of light from the street lamps cast a shadow over his eyes, and his gaze was dark and unreadable.

Bruce's messages from the entire afternoon had sullied his eyes and his phone.

"I'm sorry. It wasn't on purpose. Brice insisted on getting my contact before he would let me go, and your number was the one I remembered best," Lily explained sheepishly. Xavier found it ridiculous. "If that's the case, I shouldn't blame you, but I should be touched that you have remembered my number so well?"

He never bothered to argue when he was in the right, let alone when he was in the wrong.

stood in front of him with her eyes lowered. She could feel his anger engulfing her. A simple apology wouldn't dispel his anger, so she could

him he has gotten the wrong number. Give him my number

Xavier looked down at her. "Are you planning to keep in touch with him and let him speak

that Lily felt inexplicably small and Inferior standing

trouble? You can be rid of him if you give him my number. Plus, you should be happy that he's Insulting

H

in his throat, and he

do you think would make you feel better? How about you give me a few slaps?" Lily couldn't imagine how much Xavier disliked her for him to keep looking

when nothing was wrong and found fault with her when there was none, all just

Xavier's lips pressed into a thin line. "With this kind of trouble

problem, but she wasn't sure if Xander would really help her solve it. Even if

crossed her mind, Xavier lazily added,

standard. He was afraid of embarrassment but refused to divorce, he cheated,

her head down in silence, waiting