Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 1168 Selena, Don't Tell Me You Still Like Him!

Selena had already run outside, her face pale. "Selena!"

Raymond chased after her and grabbed her.

Selena was pressed against a deserted pillar by him.

Raymond knew what she was thinking, and he cupped her face with his hands.

She didn't look at him, her chest heaving violently, struggling to digest the truth.

Raymond didn't know what to say either. He rubbed his nose against hers, and when he didn't feel her resist, he slowly moved down and kissed her lips.

Of course, he knew why Christopher's alter ego chose to appear in such a situation. It not only struck Selena but also let everyone in the circle know that he was Selena's first love. This made Raymond's position extremely awkward. But Raymond didn't care at all. He kissed her lips, and the hand around her waist slowly tightened.

Their breaths became chaotic. After kissing for ten minutes, he rested his forehead on her shoulder, his back slightly hunched, breathing rapidly, clearly trying to endure.

"Selena."

He tilted his head, almost wanting to bite her slender neck.

He scooped Selena up and directly sat her in his car.

kept thinking about recent events and finally sorted out her long-standing

with Mario because he had long known that Mario was his biological grandson. Mario must have said

Raymond for so many years and personally pushed Selena, whom Christopher liked, to Raymond. So, when

felt like a commodity being pushed around by them. She couldn't help but feel angry and sad. Raymond held her

a good relationship

good, but

had returned with an ulterior

feeling the car heading towards Manston

wanted to get out of the car and

was too tight, as if he

as he carried her into Manston

the master bedroom door closed,

over that stupid ring

tonight? Seeing him made you

talking? I've shown my wounds and humbled myself. Selena,

of silence,

and immediately

mind was in chaos, so much so that she couldn't hear what he was saying until Raymond angrily went to the

had probably left, feeling stifled in his