Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire

Chapter 160

"So, Mr. Bennett, maybe it's time to see things from your wife's perspective. You know what they say-marriages thrive when a husband cares for his wife like tending to a delicate flower, with patience and attention. That's the key to a happy, lifelong journey together." Everett stayed silent, leaving it unclear if the advice sank in or not. After a moment, he opened the car door and stepped out.

...

When Everett walked into the bedroom, he found Selena sitting cross-legged on the bed. She was holding a mirror in one hand and awkwardly dabbing her face with an antiseptic swab in the other. Claire's slap hadn't been gentle; Selena's cheek was swollen.

Everett's eyes darkened. He pressed his lips together, took long strides over to her, climbed onto the bed, and gently took the swab from her hand. "Let me handle that."

"No thanks. It's my face that's hurt, not my hands!"

Selena didn't want his help and turned to leave the room, not in the mood of sharing the space with him.

Everett caught her shoulder with his large hand and gently pressed her back onto the bed.

Selena gritted her teeth. "...What are you doing now?"

"Just applying the medicine."

shook the swab seriously and leaned in. His handsome face was so close as he

him continue, 'Just hurry up and finish so you can leave,' she thought to

even after Everett finished, he didn't let go. Instead, he kept her pinned down, staring at

her brows and

had a bad feeling and quickly said, "Everett, you're done with applying the medicine. Time to get

His cool fingers gently brushed her hair away from her face, tucking it behind her ear and then caressing her earlobe in a tender,

bit sensitive, turning her head to dodge his hand. Swallowing, she hardened

didn't get upset. His

closer to her ear, voice low and husky "Landon just told me a husband should care for his

think he's

topic shift left Selena confused.

your husband, I should nurture you, my flower, to ease all that

Selena a few seconds to catch the drift of his words. His so-called nurturing wasn't the usual kind but the

was some wild