The Divorce Prescription

Chapter 126

Adam also sensed something was off. He glanced at Celine, then loosened his grip. The soft, fair foot quickly withdrew and was hidden beneath her skirt.

Adam sat up as well, shifting back to the main topic. “I’ll have someone handle this.”

Celine curled up on the bed and refused. “Thank you, Mr. Alvarez, but that won’t be necessary.”

Adam looked at her. “Celine, don’t be ungrateful. Do you think I want to deal with your problems?”

“Then don’t,” she shot back. “Since the moment you told me to leave Alvarez Residence, my problems have had nothing to do with you.”

The tension between them thickened, and Adam’s frustration was palpable.

Celine raised her delicate eyebrows and looked him up and down. “Didn’t Carly satisfy you last night?”

Adam froze in place.

“If she did, why are you here? You just want to help me so I can repay you later, don’t you?”

mind flashed back to that stormy night–the one secret only the two of them shared. He’d helped her, and she had repaid

have been out of my mind to

that icy remark, he turned and walked

was gone

her

Adam’s meddling in her life. He should stop pretending to be kind–just stay

certainly didn’t want

then, the dormitory door opened, and Hailey walked in. “Celine, why did Mr. Alvarez leave so quickly? He hardly ever visits. You should’ve found a way to make him stay! You can’t just let him

left earlier to give Celine and Adam some time

a bitter smile. “Forget it, Hailey. He’ll never like

something, but Celine cut her off. “Our top priority is to deal with

“Celine,

Adam’s help. She

got out of bed and tied her long, jet–black hair up, exposing her swan–like neck.

“Where are we

bright eyes sparkling with

Earlier, in Bailey’s office, she sensed Celine had a plan

“Alright, let’s go!”