Missing Mrs. Lowry: The Billionaire’s Wakeup Call

Chapter 106

Megan whispered a soft “no.”

She averted her gaze, her voice even lighter, “I’m just…not at my best right now, still riding out the tail end of my period.

Sullivan paused. When he regained his composure, he couldn’t help but gently caress her warm cheek.

Megan rarely wore makeup at home, her skin naturally fair and tender. As he touched her, he found himself becoming more and more enamored with the feeling.

He looked at her and chuckled softly, “Megan, do you really see me as such a beast? Do you think I’d force you into anything if you are still during your period?”

Tears gathered at the corners of Megan’s eyes, but she didn’t respond.

He understood what she thought of him then: a man who only cared for his own pleasures and was indifferent to his wife’s well–being. Indeed, he hadn’t always been kind to her, and he had a rough edge in the bedroom, but he had never pressed her during her time of the month, had he?

Sullivan caught her slender wrist and gently pulled her up to sit on his lap.

Megan wasn’t used to this intimate moment. She and Sullivan had never been this close before. In the past, he only held her when he wanted one thing, and he certainly never let her sit like this.

gazed into her reddening eyes, touched them softly, and asked with a low, tender

Megan felt embarrassed.

passed since their last encounter, the memory of his dominance and the shameful words he had spoken still made her

but intimate contact was inevitable in a marriage, and

harmed her.

She remained silent.

fell to her hand, which still clutched a small box. He took it and tossed

kissed her gently. He also guided her hand, slipping

skin was warm, and the lean muscle felt like it was wrapped

intimate countless times, she had never touched him like this. Her hand

neither Megan nor Sullivan had experienced before, a sensation like a gentle current running through them. The sensation

this as being moved. He thought it was just

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woman.