Trouble in Paradise by Three Way

Chapter 0509

Nicholas's gaze was intense. It seemed like if I didn't make this call, I wouldn't be able to leave. But what did he mean by saying he would take care of Tabitha?

Unable to hide my sarcasm, I asked, "So? Are you planning to take responsibility now?"

Sweat beaded on his forehead. He closed his eyes briefly. When Nicholas opened them again, the heat in his eyes had faded a bit. He nodded at me with a resolute expression.

I frowned. "Sleep with me once, and now you want to take responsibility?'

If he really wanted to, I wouldn't be the only one he owed. And if he had truly wanted to take responsibility, we wouldn't have ended up here today.

Sometimes, it was pretty off-putting when someone was just being perfunctory.

Nicholas replied in a hoarse voice, "Tomorrow morning, we'll go to the court and remarry."

My gaze grew colder as I looked at him.

ruining the mood with this talk? We're both adults. It's not just you who has needs, I have them too. Why should one night of

a man who could spout nonsense like this in a

anger, gripping the car door with all my strength. I couldn't count how many times I had tried to open that door tonight, but I failed

and trapped me in his embrace. He gently bit my earlobe as if to punish me, his hot breath brushing

you going

cold, laced with anger. "Seems like Ms.

admit, what first attracted him to me was my fiery boldness, but only when it was

disliked a bold woman, and Nicholas was no exception. He even enjoyed it. Over the past three years, despite his intense desire, all he had were my pictures

doing all the things he liked. His hands were his only solace. Even then, he would call my

out another woman to vent his desires. But what about

was already daring and uninhibited when it came to intimacy. In

released me from his arms. Few people could cause him pain, but I was one of

mix of resentment. His jaw clenched with frustration, but he didn't know what to do with it. All

the tension mounted between us, my phone suddenly rang. It was Pete. Glancing past Nicholas's shoulder, tensed up when I saw Pete

well. He leaned in close, his