Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 714 You Have Been Having Insomnia

In the afternoon, they had a row and later played with the children, so Roxanne didn’t pay much attention to Lucian’s countenance. But as she scrutinized his face at that moment, she discovered that his insomnia in the past few days might have been pretty severe, for there were distinct dark circles under his eyes. Besides, it was rare for him to sleep so soundly.

Even during the few times when we slept together six years ago, he had always been a light sleeper, so much so that he’d immediately jolt awake whenever I drew close to him. Then, he’d get off the bed and leave.

Recalling her experience six years ago, she sighed inwardly as she regarded the man sleeping soundly in front of her. “Mr. Farwell?” Roxanne called out to him softly, hoping to wake him up so as to facilitate the treatment process.

Regretfully, there was absolutely no reaction from Lucian. After hesitating for a few seconds, Roxanne gingerly reached out and rested her hand on his wrist, which lay limp at the side.

No sooner had her fingers come into contact with his pulse than she noticed him frowning, as though he was on the verge of waking up.

The instant she saw that, her heart jolted, and she reflexively tightened her fingers around his wrist. In the next heartbeat, she realized what she had done and hastily wanted to retract her hand. Alas, it was already too late.

Lucian groggily sensed someone approaching him. Just when he was about to open his eyes for a look, he felt a hand grasping his wrist. He instinctively grabbed the hand

into his embrace. She groaned unconsciously before reaching out to break free from his hold.

he heard that voice,

the sight of Roxanne sitting on his lap

he finally managed to fall asleep after

him. At the same time,

are you doing?” Roxanne’s brows promptly scrunched together. Sensing a dangerous aura from the man, she wanted

else, his strong arms locked onto her shoulders and forced

the man’s grim expression while sitting on his

and begged me

frown deepened before she had even