The Real Heiress Rules the World

Chapter 327 Three Years And One Kiss

Chapter 327 Three Years And One Kiss

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Lucas had no choice but to call Sloane with a teasing tone. “Sloane, something came up on my end, I’ll be a little late picking you up at the Besnard family’s.”

“Alright,” Sloane replied.

When Lucas stepped into the top floor office of Peak Corp, only a secretary was waiting by the door.

“Mr. Hawthorne, our president is inside,” the secretary said, opening the door but making no move to enter herself. Clearly, Lucas was expected to go in alone.

The glass door closed soundlessly behind him.

At the center of the office, a black ebony chair faced away from the door. Its high back loomed like a throne, completely concealing the figure seated there-only a slender wrist rested casually on the armrest.

swiveled, revealing Sloane’s smiling eyes. For once, she wore a white suit, her long hair swept up, fingers idly toying with the model of the sixth-generation robot on the

folder in Lucas’ hand slipped to the floor with a sharp slap. For three years, the elusive president who had never shown their face was now looking at him with eyes he knew better

clinic in three days?” Lucas recovered quickly, his lips curving into a wry,

up to him, she reached out to smooth a tie that had no wrinkles at all. “How is it a trick, when you were the one insisting on meeting me again and again?” Her fingertips brushed lightly across his throat, grazing his

base of her palm-the mark of countless years spent

Sloane slipped her hand free; as she turned, a strand of hair brushed against his jaw, carrying with it the

her around in one swift motion, and pulled

off guard, Sloane fell into his arms, her back colliding with the firm wall of his

trying to do?” Sloane tilted her head up at him. Her tone remained composed,

gaze, eyes lingering on her parted lips.

“What debt…”

into his sudden kiss. One hand cupped the back of her head, the other locked firmly around her waist, pouring three years of restraint into the press

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