Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 1308 When Is Later

As she was drifting off to sleep, his lips softly brushed against hers.

"Selena."

"Selena."

He repeated her name.

Selena felt shy, overwhelmed by their passionate day together.

"Stop saying my name," she murmured, her voice hoarse yet filled with an almost surreal happiness.

"I want to say it. Again and again," he insisted. "Selena, I love you."

"Raymond, I really can't take anymore," she protested, but her words were cut short. Raymond watched her face silently as she fell into a deep slumber.

Outside, a violent storm raged. Through a small opening in the window, the evening breeze made the curtains dance. Throughout the downpour, he tirelessly kissed every inch of her body, causing her to stir even in her dreams.

By the time he had bathed her and dried her hair, it was already seven in the morning. The torrential rain continued, accompanied by rolling thunder.

Looking at her face, Raymond couldn't resist kissing her again.

In her dream, Selena felt something warm and wet on her cheek-teardrops that quickly turned cold. She struggled to wake, but their passionate marathon had left her exhausted. She felt only bliss, a happiness that penetrated to her very core.

Raymond's declaration, "I love you too, only you. So please don't be jealous

knocked

It was Paul.

waiting outside," he

hand tightly. Even in her sleep, she

stood in the hallway smoking, noting Raymond's heavy

Bay City and Vistalia. But the world

resources. What

for the full experience. You won't find the

opened the living room door, gusts

as he stared at the

all consequences, he would kill this so-called K

so would condemn Selena to suffer a hundredfold from

a deep breath, he watched two masked bodyguards approach, respectfully gesturing for him

her, suppressing

go," he

might come, no

his arms. She had grown thinner from her recent suffering,

his forehead against hers.

dream, Selena frowned uneasily. She wanted to open her eyes but found them too heavy. Her hand instinctively clutched at his familiar