The Divorce Prescription

Chapter 338

Wyatt watched Celine’s slender figure disappear as she walked away, his face darkening

Night had fallen. Benjamin lay unconscious, while Celine didn’t dare close her eyes. She had to stay alert. Her claim of being married hadn’t deterred Wyatt, his wicked intentions were clearer than ever.

Celine couldn’t sleep. She feared that both she and Benjamin were in danger.

Sirring alone at the doorway, Celine stared out into the night of the mountain village. The silence was vast and almost ethereal. The snow–covered village exuded a biting loneliness, as though it marked the end of the world.

Celine felt the cold crawling over her, seeping into her bones. A wave of discomfort spread through her body, and she realized she might be coming down

with a lover.

She had spent too long in the cold sea, and even the strongest body couldn’t withstand it. She pinched her palm hard to stay awake, knowing that danger could strike at any moment.

Her thoughts drifted to Adam

was he doing? Was he keeping Carly company? Had he noticed that she and Benjamin were missing? Would he come looking for them? Benjamin’s

resting her head against the

barely closed when something rough and greasy brushed

standing right beside her,

weakly. “Mr. Lawson, why

sluggish, a creeping dread confirming

his room but couldn’t sleep. Every time he thought of Celine’s stunning face,

rare trips outside, he had never seen a woman as breathtaking as Celine. He had

coveted her.

gave a lewd smile. “Ms. Tate, don’t pretend you don’t know. You must understand

shifted away from his hand. “Mr. Lawson,

who will ever know what happens

eyes widened with fear as she tried to dodge. Her limbs were heavy and unresponsive. Wyatt’s strength overwhelmed her as he

clothes. “Ms. Tate, I like you so much.