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Divorce and Freedom No More Homemaker for Him novel Chapter 714

Chapter 714 Apart

I want to know how he’s doing.

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In Ayla’s view, no matter how badly people fall out, it should never turn into a lifeanddeath grudge.

Besides, illness or injury is serious. If Halle were the one hospitalized, Ayla would rush over no matter where she was and stay beside her. That was habit. That was instinct.

I took the shot carefully. I wouldn’t hit a vein, but a bullet wound is still worse than anything I could causeI already contacted Kaleb. Troy is fine for now.Draven sounded annoyed, the jealousy obvious. Only after they broke up did Ayla realize how sour he could be.

The man dressed in traditional clothes who followed Troy earlier should have been Kaleb. Ayla had never met him before.

Your shooting is really that accurate?

Draven caught the tone in her voice. I’m sorry. I frightened you.”

Ayla moved in circles where influential figures were common, but the first time she ever saw a gun was in Aqualith. The laws there were different, so it felt easier to accept. But Draven held one in his hand today. From the way he handled it, he clearly had training.

That sort of danger almost never touched her life. It shook her deeply.

It made her feel like they belonged to completely different worlds.

Ayla paused and ignored his apology. Exes required selective hearing. I’m much better than this afternoon. You don’t need to stay. Andthank you for looking after me.”

Her polite distance made Draven want to pull her straight into his arms.

Ever since he saw Ayla again, the longing inside him never stopped.

He wanted to return to what they once had. But until he got the green light, he would not rush her, would not scare or push her away, and he would not waste any chance to be near her.

He needed Ayla to sense how steady and clear his feelings were. Not disappear for four months and shatter her trust completely. He had to build a sense of safety in her heart, slowly peel away her suspicion, and rebuild trust.

Because of that, he could not simply give in to every request. But he still had

to

respect her.

Draven was trying to find that balance. Let her accept him without instinctively resisting. The

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only card he had was honesty, letting her see who he truly was. I want to stay with you.”

No.

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Ayla, you look pale. If I stay here, I’ll notice right away if something goes wrong. I’ll feel calmer. And if you feel terrible and need help, I can take care of you.”

She was about to refuse again. Draven spoke carefully, When I carried you to the bed earlier, it wasn’t that I refused to leave. You grabbed me and wouldn’t let go.

After a firm refusal, a small lie was all he had left.

Draven was willing to use whatever methods worked when it came to Ayla. He told himself the situation was special. If he did not push a little, he might lose his woman completely. He promised himself that when the time came, he would tell her the truth.

Ayla’s face stiffened. Embarrassment crept in. Don’t lie to me.”

Draven narrowed his eyes. Ayla, just admit it. You are drawn to me.”

Ayla was speechless.

A CEO who spoke so bluntly was hard for her to deal with.

Draven said, So you used me and now you want to throw me away?

Stop trying to guilttrip me.”

Draven said, I can only guilttrip you because you still have a conscience. You are kind. Maybe I am pushing too hard.

Draven, you do not need to be this straightforward.

Draven said, “Let me stay.

Ayla did not reply. Draven moved the pillow to the side. The bed is big. We keep three feet between us. You sleep there. I sleep here. Deal?

Ayla looked at the distance separating them.

Ayla, my reputation is already a mess. I am trouble. But I won’t touch you. If I wanted to, 1 already had plenty of chances.When Draven became serious, his gaze turned dark and intense, making the danger in him obvious.

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