Divorce Him, Then Dazzle novel Chapter 206

But she couldn't.

She didn't have the luxury, the capital, or the emotional detachment to play around.

She was the foolish type who couldn't separate physical intimacy from emotional connection.

Some people could engage in physical intimacy without romantic feelings.

She wasn't wired that way.

For her, physical touch required a deep emotional foundation—it was meant for a relationship built to last a lifetime.

And her and Lambert? That was utterly impossible.

A man of his stature likely already had an arranged marriage lined up by his family.

Even after marriage, they would probably live separate lives, maintaining a hollow facade for the public while doing whatever they pleased behind closed doors.

That kind of marriage, that transactional approach to love, disgusted her to her core.

This was a major reason she needed to stay far away from him.

The things that happened between them were out of her control.

Even the night she was drugged was a twisted accident.

But moving forward, as long as they never saw each other, she refused to believe fate could engineer any more "accidents."

She decided she would decline any future dinners or gatherings if Lambert was attending.

Even Catheleen's begging wouldn't sway her!

What Camilla didn't realize at the time was that sometimes, if the mountain wouldn't come to Muhammad, Muhammad would go to the mountain.

If she refused to step out, Lambert would simply bring himself to her doorstep.

He parked outside Catheleen's apartment building, carried her suitcase upstairs, and left without another word.

Camilla finally let out a long breath of relief.

Catheleen was absolutely thrilled to have her best friend move in.

Just as she was about to sit down and chat, her phone rang.

It was Lambert.

He had just left. Why was he calling already? Did he forget something?

Catheleen answered. "Lambert?"

"Is Cammie with you? Go to your room," he ordered.

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