Win My Forsaken Ex-wife Back (Charlotte and Arthur)

Chapter 189 Remove Her Earrings

Charlotte sensed danger. She pushed his hand away, a frown creasing her forehead as she asked, “What are you doing?”

Arthur replied coldly, “Since you are here, just stick around for a while.”

He shot a glance at Barrett, who quickly understood and asked their friends over to join in on a game.

The sofa in the private room was semi–circular, perfect for everyone to gather around.

Charlotte frowned again. “I don’t want to play games. It’s late, and I just want to go home and rest.”

“You have to play,” Arthur said, his tone calm but with an underlying threat. “You play the game, and I’ll let you go. If not, you’re not leaving this room tonight.”

Charlotte bit her tongue to keep from snapping back.

The game they were playing involved drawing cards, where players who picked the same suit had to complete a Truth or Dare challenge.

Barrett was the dealer, flipping over the cards one by one. In the first round, Arthur and Sarah both drew the same suits.

Barrett looked at Charlotte and asked, “Arthur, Truth or Dare?

And Sarah, what’s your choice?”

Sarah turned to Arthur and smiled, “Dare.”

Arthur discarded his card, replying, “Same as her.”

Arthur’s feelings for Sarah, barely

even suggested they kiss.

a glare at the man, then brandished another

both Truth and Dare had their own cards.

drew a card. The girl beside her read it aloud, “Maintain eye contact with a male present for 10 seconds!”

immediately locked eyes with Arthur,

expectant.

moment, Arthur drew a card, flipped it over, and tossed it onto the table.

items with the last person to

joined last?” someone

“No idea.”

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on! It’s a blessing to exchange things with

just felt unlucky.

earrings from her ears and tossing them into his

Arthur’s body warmth.

Patek Philippe glinted under the light, opulent yet understated.

was left touching her ear, displeased by his sudden

said, “Sarah, it’s your turn!”

Sarah bit her lip and said, “Arthur, please

“I’ve done with my

was a clear rejection.