Rising from the Ashes BY Only For You

Chapter 971

Aspen silently swore that she was going to escape his clutches one day.

The instructor, Lily Williams, replied calmly, “Yoga is a practice that helps you relax. It’s about becoming one with nature and your own body and mind. What it values is harmony between humanity and nature–letting things flow naturally.

“Ms. Stevens, your mind is clearly unsettled today. I think it’s best we end your session here.”

Aspen thought for a moment, then nodded. “Alright. Thank you, Ms. Williams. I’ll come back tomorrow.”

Lily smiled, then suddenly pointed outside the studio and said, “That gentleman is waiting for you again with flowers, Ms. Stevens. It’s pretty obvious–he really likes you.”

Aspen turned her gaze toward the glass doors at the front of the studio. There stood Seth, holding a bouquet, dressed sharply and polished like a spoiled, wealthy heir straight out of a TV drama. His eyes glowed as he looked at her.

His expression was calm and elegant, with a refined sort of charm. If she were a young girl fresh out of college, she might have been completely swept off her feet.

but a wolf in sheep’s clothing pretending to be some kind of gentleman! He might fool others, but not me. If he wants to stare, then go ahead and stare all he wants. He can look

wherever she went–especially during

it. She assumed it was just another case of a man who could not take

an answer.

seductive and elegant in her own right, Seth would stand

caught a shocking sight–he was visibly aroused. From that moment on, any minor curiosity or tolerance Aspen

or snap at him. She continued to let Seth show up and trail her around like he always did.

offend the Haywood family.

way to get the Haywoods involved and help her escape the trap she was

all, the Stevens family of Bridgefields was practically a sitting duck. One misstep and Andrew could wipe them out

smooth thighs, slipped on a pair of white flats, and tucked the high heels she had worn to the office earlier into a bag.

the city–stylish, seductive, and undeniably magnetic. Several other students, both men and women, could not