He was, after all, her husband in name, and she had to concede that he was quite a looker. An ephemeral moment of disarray swept over her, thinking that surrendering to a man of his charm wouldn’t be entirely regrettable.

A cool sensation prickled the corner of her eyes. Wiping a single tear away, Millie was taken aback by her own display of emotion, chiding herself for being weak.

Rising from the bed, Millie turned on the room light. She then moved to a chair and settled into it. A solitary, vibrant red rose adorned a vase on the table. Picking it up, she sniffed it, a sense of injustice lingering.

Marcus was indeed insufferable, always taking her for granted.

Should she make an immediate exit? She wondered if he would lose his composure when he re-emerged.

However, the idea of leaving filled her with trepidation. What if he invited other women over? Would she then be relegated to the role of a betrayed spouse? His handsome allure was sure to enchant other women.

long that her muscles began to stiffen. She decided to stretch her legs and approached the expansive window, drawing back the heavy curtains

landscaped garden

boasting such a picturesque balcony could cost upwards of forty to fifty thousand for a night.

sound of cascading water from the bathroom ceased. Marcus emerged, his torso bare and clad only in a towel around his waist, showcasing his sculpted abs and elongated legs to an

She quickly pivoted away and,

as he retorted, “You didn’t

that her fury would have impelled her to leave

tightly together, without a sliver of space between them. Her hair, previously tied up, now flowed freely down

stirred Marcus’ previously subdued desires. Hastily diverting his gaze, he turned towards the wardrobe to

timid demeanor, draped the shirt he’d just picked off the

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