All Chapters of Divorced With His Heir In My Belly: Chapter 191 - Chapter 193

We both shared another quiet, lingering chuckle. But as the laughter subsided, the air between us suddenly shifted, turning thick, heavy, and intensely electric. The casual, domestic comfort of the kitchen faded, replaced instantly by the raw, primitive hunger that we had unleashed on the resort terrace just twenty-four hours ago.I didn't want her to leave. I didn't want to go back to an empty bed. "But If you're leaving soon..." I murmured, my voice dropping into a rough, gravelly register that left absolutely no doubt about my intentions. I reached across the marble counter, my long fingers sliding gently around the curve of her waist, pulling her an inch closer. "Then I'm suddenly not very hungry for food."Sarah looked up at me, her breath hitching slightly as she saw the dark, predatory heat flared deep in my eyes. She didn't pull away from my touch, but her hand came up to rest firmly against my chest, her fingers digging lightly into my shirt. "Tyler," she whispered, her v

Leena’s jaw dropped slightly. She turned her head toward Norman, her massive, soulful eyes scanning his features as if she were truly seeing him for the very first time. The innocent, profound weight of a child’s gaze hit Norman like a blow. He flinched slightly, his shoulders tightening as he stared back at her, a look of profound, agonizing uneasiness washing over his face. Tyler and I exchanged a long, heavy look over the table. Tyler’s eyes carried a grim, satisfied darkness. He was watching his enemy shake under the innocent weight of the very child he had tried to exploit. "Go ahead, Norman," I urged softly, my tone dripping with a quiet, lethal sarcasm that only the adults could fully decode. "Don't be shy. You told me yourself how desperate you were to finally meet Leena. Here she is. Say hello." Norman swallowed hard, his throat clicking loudly in the quiet space. He cleared his throat twice, trying desperately to find his professional voice, but when he spoke, it was a