The Divorce Prescription

Chapter 237

That night, you didn’t even use protection”

first part. She said she didn’t want to take birth control pills

Celine’s words faded into a whisper that Adam didn’t quite catch. What he did hear was the first pa

Naturally, his thoughts went back to that incident when she had an allergic reaction and fainted after taking them for Nathan. The corners of his thin lips curled into a cold, mocking smile. If you could take them for another man, why can’t you take them for me?”

What was he talking about? When had she ever taken birth control pills for another man?

In the past, he had misunderstood her, accusing her of being with many men. She had tolerated it. But he knew that night she had been a virgin. And yet, he was still saving things like this?

Celine clenched her fists and punched him. Her heart was still full of resentment and hatred for him.

Adam didn’t dodge. He let her hit him. Then, grabbing her small fist, he shifted to holding her hand and led her away.

“Walt. I haven’t bought the condoms yet,” Celine reminded softly.

stopped and glanced at the row of small boxes on the shelf. “I’ll give you one more chance.

Celine stretched out her small hand and

mocking laugh and tagged her toward the cashier. After paying for the condoms, he pulled her back

the curious Rolls–Royce Phantom, Celine checked the time. It would take about 30 minutes from the supermarket to Lux Garden. That would be enough

named to the man beside her. “Mr.

soft beauty mark. Suddenly, he said, “Sit

Celine froze.

reached out, gripping her soft waist. Without warning, he lifted her from the passenger seat and placed her firmly on

when Celine’s slender frame

are you doing? We’re in a car, Celine protested, trying to move

like

at a loss for words. She started struggling. “Mr.

confined space of the driver’s seat pressed their bodies close together. As she wriggled,

hand slipped under the hem of her shirt, his warm breath fanning across her delicate face. His voice was low and commanding

she hadn’t stopped the entire way. It was about time he taught

accident, she touched the cold, luurious steel watch he wore. Pushing against him, she pleaded, “Mr. Alvarez, it

laced with vulnerability and a hint of allure, struck a