I Refuse to Divorce novel (Zoe and Mason) novel Chapter 60

That sight was undeniably tempting.

Mason approached calmly, taking the shower towel from her hand, his tone not very pleasant.

"Are you trying to end your life? The doctor said you need to stay in bed for at least two days."

Zoe turned her back, murmuring, "I just want to freshen up."

After giving it some thought, Mason understood why she wanted to take a shower.

Although they didn't complete the act in the hotel, he had taken about ten minutes, leaving deep and shallow marks. Despite her reluctance, her body still responded.

Mason recalled that it had been too long for both of them. They had tangled to the point of near chaos, reaching an intense climax.

Thinking about those moments, he felt a stirring in his soul. He approached her from behind, wrapping his arm around her waist and resting his chin on her delicate shoulder.

His voice, now hoarse and sexy, murmured, "Your body still carries my scent, doesn't it?"

Zoe trembled.

Mason turned her around, lowering his head to look at her under the bright light. His deep, mysterious black eyes met hers.

In the past, Zoe would have found his gaze captivating. Now, she felt pathetic. Mason only desired her physically, without love, yet he refused to let her go. Zoe was exhausted after such a long struggle.

Sometimes, she was too tired even to resist.

She let him carry her to the washstand, allowing him to adjust the light to the brightest setting and unabashedly admire her body, fully exposed before him.

Mason began to wipe her.

The bath towel glided over her body, and occasionally, his large hand would touch her sensitive areas. At those times, Zoe's body couldn't help but quiver.

After tossing the towel aside, Mason didn't help her put on the hospital gown. Instead, he fetched a pristine white bathrobe and draped it over her.

He lifted her back onto the bed, unable to resist whispering in her ear, "Did it feel good just now?"

Blushing, Zoe turned her face away. Despite her bloodless appearance, she looked even more beautiful and fragile.