Obsessive CEO’s Sinful Wife by Lil’ Bamboo

Chapter 659

Lucas could not resist looking out the window, wondering why he was staring at the couple. He thought he should have figured it out by now–Lynette was the one he had been looking for.

It was Lynette who had saved his life. Based on all the information he had found, Lynette had not been happy these past few years. Lucas was determined to treat Lynette as well as he could to repay her for saving his life. However, his heart felt empty after finding Lynette, almost as if he had lost something–something very important to him.

“Lucas, what are you staring at?” Lynette’s voice rang out.

Lacas turned his head and saw Lynette walking over. He stepped forward and said, “It’s nothing. I’m heading back now. Call me if there’s anything.”

“Are you leaving already?” Lynette seemed very reluctant to let him go. “It’s late. Why don’t you spend the night here and leave tomorrow? The guest rooms are ready.”

to do at the office tomorrow. I’d better

Lynette could not say anything else but yes. She then accompanied Lucas to where he had parked.

backing out of the previous agreement. I have to pay him an extra 15 million to get him to sign the divarer papers,” Lynette said. She had told everyone that she

marriage with him is a pain, I’ll help you. Don’t worry about the divorce. The court hearing is in at couple of days. He’ll definitely

looked at Lucas with admiration. Lucas was amazing. It seemed like all the problems were nothing to him. Only a man like him could be

she was going to muddle through the rest of her life. She never imagined meeting the Prince Lucas of the entertainment industry one day. He had just magically shown up in her life one day.

man like him was simply unattainable and

want to divorce him,” Lynette stated with determination. She knew that only after the divorce could she be

wanted to study at the university. I’ve made the arrangements. After the funeral, someone will pick you up and take you to Solaria. You can decide

great news filled Lynette with joy. Her low education had always been a shame to her.