The unwanted wife’s unexpected comeback

Chapter 291:

Alicia, thinking the robot had malfunctioned or exploded, entered without hesitation.

The room was enveloped in darkness.

Momentarily stunned, she was then caught off guard by a strong grip on her arm, pulling her into a tight embrace.

He tried to resist instinctively, but Cade’s furious strength was overwhelming, pinning her against the wall.

His breath, carrying a menacing presence, brushed her cheek.

Alicia stiffened.

“What are you doing?” she demanded.

Caden’s voice was deep as he held her chin.

“You came in on your own.

Why ask me?”

Still rattled, Alicia questioned, “What exploded?”

“The speaker broke,” he replied.novelbin

Alicia was left speechless.

She realized she had walked into a trap and attempted to escape.

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Caden lifted her by the waist and threw her onto the bed.

“You’ve been avoiding me all these days.

You asked me to return today only to send a robot to irritate me.

You should’ve let off all your steam by now, right?”

Pinned and unable to move, Alicia averted her face and asked with difficulty, “Let off what steam? Am I even…”

Caden decided to clarify things without evasion.

“I’ll say it one last time.

Yolanda and I are just work partners.

Nothing happened between us in Averibon.”

Alicia stopped, a bitter feeling rising in her chest.

He was so typical, assuming everything was fine as long as they hadn’t slept together.

“Do work partners cuddle and watch the snow late into the night? Why do they always appear together right when I’m most expectant?” she thought, feeling utterly foolish.

In a subdued tone, she confronted him, “Caden, do you realize Yolanda has feelings for you?”

Caden’s expression darkened.

He was aware.

Many women harbored feelings for him, but Yolanda was just one in a crowd, never taken seriously.

“I brought her here.

Of course I should take care of her,” he said with a chill in his voice.

“She won’t stay long.

Soon she will no longer be my concern.”

Alicia’s sneer was sharp.

“Mr.

Ward, such harsh words are seldom heard from you.”

An ache spread across her lower abdomen from his pressing member.

The sensation that had once quickened her heart now brought only deep sadness.

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