Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 842 He Was Like a Cloud in the Sky

For a sec, she thought she was totally trippin'.

The dude's hand grabbed hers for a hot minute before he pulled back all gentleman-like.

Selena wanted to spin around, but her body was like, "Nah, not today."

She tried to say something, but it felt like her throat was in a chokehold.

Her brain was a total mess.

Footsteps faded away, then came back, and someone plopped a warm corn tortilla in her hand.

The heat snapped her back to reality. She turned, but no one was there.

If it wasn't for the spaghetti scattered on the ground and the warm tortilla in her hand, she'd think she was hearing things.

Spaghetti and corn tortillas were her go-to when she was cramming to finish her art projects in college.

'Cause they were easy, and the couple who ran the place used super clean ingredients.

Selena didn't eat right then; she just started looking around.

Nada.

then remembered she didn't even know

it

would vanish

stuff they couldn't have when they were young, turning them into regrets. Then, when they finally found it, the joy of getting it back hit them

University and ended

paper bowl, and tossed it in a

frustration gnawed at

getting back to her car, she circled

to Ashbourne

it, and her stomach started to ache from hunger. Opening the door, she looked up to see Raymond sitting on the couch in the

eyebrows were bold and cocky, and when he was mad, his whole vibe was sharp and

spouse who'd been out messing around and came home way too

up," she

got up, walked over, and gave

and she quietly squatted

"Selena, you can't even look

and threw out a casual lie. "There was something

really? 'Cause I called your office, and you left at

high heels, but when she heard that, the heels slipped to

was never good at hiding stuff in relationships, and she couldn't pull off what Raymond did knowing she had a husband, he still drove to the underground garage

stood up with her, his tone softening. "Where's the stomach

hurt too. Get well soon and head

that, she walked