Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 190: A Drunken State of Mind

The other side of this presidential suite was now vacant, and they were the only two people on this floor. The overhead lights made Selena's skin look exceptionally fair, her eyes shining brightly, and he wondered how long she had been waiting here.

"There is indeed something I need to discuss with you, Mr. Montague. May I come in and sit for a while?"

Raymond raised an eyebrow. It was late at night, and she was waiting for him outside his hotel room, and she had previously painted a portrait of him.

His eyes squinted slightly, contemplating whether to refuse. After all, he wanted to keep his distance. Selena was worried that he would reject her, and this matter couldn't be explained in a short time. Misunderstandings had arisen with Ms. Montague, and she needed to explain everything step by step.

Raymond took the room key card and opened the door. Selena followed behind him, smelling the cold wood scent on him and a faint aroma of alcohol. The space seemed to have become cramped, and she realized belatedly that she had taken the initiative.

Knocking on someone's door seems a bit inappropriate. But the phone rang again at this moment, still calls from business partners.

After all the preparation

studio had also

action. She is not only a member of the Montague family but also quite skilled in the

top of his shirt, revealing his collarbone. Raymond, in whatever appearance, always has the ability to amaze people. Selena couldn't take her

"Speak. What's the matter?"

exposing his slender

the dim lighting combined with the scent of alcohol

their gender. Before she could answer, Raymond saw her gaze fall on his wrist, still carrying

healed?"

the point." He didn't really like listening to these polite words, so being interrupted like this made Selena feel a bit awkward,

play his girlfriend before. Now that Mr. Ashford has a new girlfriend, Ms. Montague thinks that I have ulterior motives, and also..." She paused for

because the alcohol was taking effect, and he slightly