Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 401: A Little Tenderness Goes a Long Way

Paul clearly lacked interest in the scene unfolding before him, stepping past the figure on the ground and entering the nearby private room without a second glance. Selena Fair marveled at her own composure, slowly picking up the items scattered across the floor.

She was about to squat down to help when she heard Raymond Montague's cold voice, "Alex, go inside."

Alex Reed chuckled, "Oh boy, someone's in for it now."

With Alex gone, only Raymond Montague and Selena Fair remained.

One of the small toys had fallen near Raymond Montague's foot. Selena moved to pick it up, but his dress shoe gently pinned it down.

He crouched, fixing his gaze on her.

Selena was putting on a brave face; she hadn't expected Shelley Harper to prepare such things. She tugged at the toy, but Raymond didn't budge.

Taking a deep breath, she offered, "If Mr. Montague likes it, you can have it."

Just as she tried to rise, he grasped her chin, causing her pain, her brow furrowing.

"Only two days apart and this thirsty?" he mocked, picking up the item with his other hand, examining it still in its packaging.

"Who did you plan on using this with?"

Selena was on the verge of tears, her eyes reddening with distress.

Reed arrived,

the aura around Raymond was clearly not to be trifled with. But there was Selena,

hesitating, Austin

already released her, his gaze

in trouble and tried to pull

Selena spoke up, "Austin Reed, you go

hesitating before

managed a smile, and started

finish, Raymond pulled

with others. Such people have no moral bottom line. As the elevator doors closed, Raymond swiped his card for the top

Skywalk's top floor was never

to explain, but Raymond kissed

"Mr. Montague, mm..."

lip, "Two days apart, and you've found another?

at the bag in

play with that young star if you hadn't run

wanted to say it was a gift, but who would believe such a thing? And why

was pulled into a suite,

door shut, and she was pressed

remained off, their breaths mingling in the

"Mr. Montague!"

hurt, and she couldn't help but ask,

light from outside illuminated her