What Separates Me and You

Chapter 36 His Possessive Nature

In that short minute, countless images flashed through her mind. The times Lewis ignored her, his coldness and indifference toward her, as well as the times he worried about her and smiled at her while patting her head.

As someone who didn’t love her, his coldness and indifference were expected. But it was exactly for that reason that she steadied her hand. Her hand holding the pen firmly, she put down her signature, penning every stroke that spelled out her name.

It was time she let him go and released him to the person he loved.

It was also time she set herself free, letting go of her desires and her secret love.

She only managed to sign her first name, when her pen suddenly slid off, leaving a long line on the divorce agreement. The next thing she knew, the divorce agreement was in Lewis‘ hands.

“Time’s up,” he said.

Josephine was taken aback and watched as he carelessly ripped the agreement in half, before throwing it into the trash can.

Lewis looked straight at her. “You’re out of chances, Josephine.”

Josephine didn’t know how to react. She could only look at him stunned, pen still in hand. She was at a loss.

Lewis stood up and walked right in front of her. Standing against the light, his shadow enveloped Josephine in darkness.

“Don’t ever let me see you sign those words again.”

Josephine looked at him, and her long lashes trembled. He bent over her and

propped himself up with one hand on the sofa, going so close to her that their lips were less than an inch apart.

“Did you hear me?” Lewis repeated.

a response. His gaze flickered, and he grabbed her by the neck.

you hear me, Josie?” His voice was gentle, and he called her like he used to.

voice suddenly transported her to a place far away. In his eyes, it was as if she saw that young man smiling at her under the

too, his voice bewitching.

Josephine nodded unconsciously.

“Good girl.”

then kissed her on the lips while still bent over.

game of chess, it seemed like he

that seemed like a century, she slowly closed her eyes,

her period and didn’t push things too far. However, every sexual thing that could be done, he did. He was not one

of

hear his breath while he hugged her. She suddenly realized, every time she insisted

Lewis‘ hand on hers, holding it tightly close to her stomach, His hand was so warm that she could feel

face in the pitch–black house. It was his steady breath that told her he must have fallen asleep. However, Josephine was unable to fall asleep that night. It

her was empty. She sat up and saw her phone on the headboard. Looking at her phone, she found the battery fully charged, and it was

of bed, changed, and went to the hospital.

lend her some money. Instead, she saw an incoming transfer notification from Lewis and opened it

had two dollars left and could not even pay for the

he glanced at his phone and saw that Josephine had accepted his transfer. He

came in after knocking, bringing a pile of documents with him to Lewis.”

security footage last night. We have

received the file and took out the pictures, his expression

near the bridge. Although the pictures were taken from a further place and were blurry, he could

he refused to receive his calls last night. He had been working for Lewis for a long time. While he wasn’t sure about anything else, he was clear on matters regarding Josephine. Although Lewis seemed unconcerned toward Josephine and liked bullying her, as long as someone who

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