The Divorce Prescription

Chapter 227

Celine’s sharp gaze shifted toward Nikki. “Excuse me, miss, could you move? You’re in the way of my dance with Mr. Alvarez.”

She boldly challenged Nikki, making her step aside.

Nikki clenched her fists in frustration. She didn’t want to budge.

However, the wealthy heirs around them egged her on. “Ms. Barnett, hurry up and move!”

Nikki shot Celine a venomous glare before reluctantly stepping aside.

Celine smirked inwardly. She had already seen Nikki’s true nature. This was her moment of retaliation, and it had only just begun.

Celine’s gaze shifted to Adam, who hadn’t taken his eyes off her. She met his stare, and with a playful smile, she slowly parted her legs in his gaze. Then, she climbed onto his lap, straddling his strong waist.

The crowd went wild with cheers and whistles.

“You’re the first one to crawl onto Mr. Alvarez like this and dance so intimately with him,” someone shouted.

delicate veil that partially obscured her face. Her usual ethereal, cool beauty now transformed

blooming flowers. There’s always a new woman by your side first Ms. Baren, then Ms. Tate. Looks

Mr. Alvarez, you’ll need to dance even better than

at Adam with a hint of

my best under all this pressure from Ms. Tate and Ms. Barnett.” As the music played, she moved in perfect harmony with it. Her waist swayed fluidly with the beat, capturing

her seductive hips swayed as she sat on Adam’s

stirred into a frenzy. People cheered and screamed, some even surrounded her,

The atmosphere was electric.

dark eyes flicker, twin flames igniting in his gaze. While others failed to recognize her, he instantly saw through

him as he tried to figure out why she was dressed

He couldn’t help but wonder if she

many sides did she have? The cool, ethereal goddess was her. The fiery temptress was also her. Each side of her seemed to have men wrapped around her

to straddle him, she suddenly felt his grip tighten around her waist. In the blink of an eye, Adam’s

of his eyes. She flashed

are you playing

faltered. Had he recognized her? She hadn’t