The Divorce Prescription

Chapter 31

Even though Celine had an unhappy childhood, she never lost the courage to love. Whether it was Lucy or Adam, she had always loved with passion and unreservedness.

Loving someone didn’t make a person week or inferior. And love should never be used as an excuse to take advantage of her. Besides, she had already given up on love–she no longer loved Adam.

Adam’s cold gaze locked onto her resolute expression, a mocking smirk bugging at his lips.

“Really? You’re over me?”

Before Celine could finish her sentence, Adam lowered his head and pressed his lips to hers, forcefully capturing them.

Celine’s mind went blank as her eyes widened in disbelief–Adam was kissing her!

This wasn’t their first kiss. The last time, in the bathroom, she had cling to him and initiated it herself. But this time, he was the one taking the lead.

against

cool, unyielding lips pressed down

she parted her lips to deepen the

presence consumed her senses–a clean, fresh masculine scent

man besides Adam. She was as pure as a blank canvas. Her inexperienced body reacted sensitively to their closeness, a fiery blush

which had been pressing against his chest, slowly curled, clutching the luxurious fabric of his shirt between her fingers. Her knees grew

arms around her waist, holding her firmly in his embrace. Slowly

Caline stammered, her face flushed a

this what you call being “over me?

recalled the time Celine had teased him for being a bad kisser. Now, he was the one smirking, and she was the one

mockery hit Celine like a bucket of cold water, extinguishing the

was only then she realised the

bothered to close his eyes during the kiss. Instead, he

her still–dazed expression, Adam added, “is that all it takes to get