I Refuse to Divorce novel (Zoe and Mason) novel Chapter 108

Zoe’s ears were indeed red. She gripped the drawer with her slim hands and tried to stop him from peering into it.

“It’s nothing! I bought a new perfume and I had just unwrapped it.”

“Oh, I see.” Reacting out of his character, he spoke slowly, “Give it a whirl! I want to smell it. Don’t they always say a perfume makes a lady?”

His voice was flirty but it carried a hint of a threat. Zoe couldn’t find it in her to say no to him.

He had pulled open the drawer completely as they spoke. True enough, there was a bottle of perfume in there. He took it and squeezed some of the perfume behind her ear. It was probably due to the sudden burst of air, but her ear actually trembled lightly.

Mason’s eyes grew darker at that.

Holding her perky shoulders, he pressed his face against her neck and brushed her ear with his nose. Then, he spoke in his husky, seductive voice, “You smell so good.”

She couldn’t help but tremble lightly. “Mason!”

Chuckling, he said, “You’re still on your period. Do me a favor and stop tempting me!”

At that moment, he acted as if he was discovering her diary for the first time and paged through it before she could stop him. Wearing a casual, lazy expression, he read it with one hand while holding his wife with another.

Not only was he reading it, but he was vocalizing the contents. The diary was full of her thoughts and emotions back when she was a sweet, naive eighteen-year-old. It was especially embarrassing to have him reading them out loud.

“Mason ignored me for the whole day!”

“I gave him some snacks, but he didn’t even bother to look at them. Does he hate me?”

“Okay. if he hates me, then why would he lend me his coat when I was having my period and stained my skirt? Perhaps he secretly loves me? That’s it. I’m sure he’ll fall in love with me tomorrow!”

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Zoe’s eyes and ears turned red and burned up. She might not love Mason anymore, but it was still embarrassing for him to read her diary. She felt naked in front of him. Biting her lip, she was about to say something when a platinum business card fell out of her diary.