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Chapter 580 A Friend’s Support
Chapter 580 A Friend’s Support
Lynn really shouldn’t have brought that up with him.
Now look–he’d turned it into an excuse.
Lucas, noticing she wasn’t answering, tried again. “Last
He left it hanging, his eyes searching her face for some
Lynn’s heart was pounding.
Last night, all she’d felt was pain.
“Stop asking…” She looked away.
Lucas smiled at her gently, hit the button to close the c
He unwound the tie from her wrists, careful not to hur
Lynn wasn’t as awkward as she’d been last night, but sh
Lucas patted her leg. “Relax.”
Relax? Not happening.
Lynn had never understood why people said a man wit where she was sitting, it was the opposite.
His appetite was bottomless. If she ever got pregnant,
Lucas opened the drawer and pulled out a small box.
Lynn covered her face. She couldn’t look. Last night, or help him put one on.
Back in school, during health class, she’d practiced putt completely different.
Lucas looked at her and chuckled softly.
This used to be the guest room Lynn had stayed in. No room. No wonder he’d swapped the bed for a bigger on
Both bedrooms now had drawers stocked with whateve
The man didn’t like to miss an opportunity.
Lynn pulled her legs in slightly.
Lucas asked. “Sull sore?”
Lynn whispered back, “No…”
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“If you’re uncomfortable, tell me.”
When Lucas was finally ready, he tied his own tie.
Lynn hid under the covers, watching him, then glanced at the trash can nearby.
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After getting dressed, Lucas sat on the edge of the bed, reached under the blanket, and pulled out Lynn’s
foot.
“What are you doing!” She yanked it back.
“Let me see.”
She didn’t want to go again. Even though it had felt good just now, she was honestly exhausted.
Lucas pulled her foot out again, looked at her reddened knees, and frowned.
He checked a few other spots, then finally tucked the blanket back around her.
Thankfully, Lucas didn’t push for more. If he had, she would’ve been genuinely upset.
Lucas pinched her cheek. “Wait for me at home, okay?”
Lynn nodded.
Lucas stared at her, his gaze intense.
Lynn didn’t dare move. Why wasn’t he leaving yet?
After a long moment, Lucas rubbed his thumb across her cheek. “Drink more of that soup. Build your strength back up.”
Lynn’s face went red.
Lucas leaned in, kissed her cheek, and whispered in her ear, “I’m very happy with you.”
Then he left.
Lying in bed, Lynn was tired, but sleep wouldn’t come.
Her mind was completely stuck on Ruben. She didn’t even want to look at her phone right now.
There were already articles online about what happened with Ruben.
Even with faces blurred, other people might not recognize him, but Lynn knew immediately–it was her brother. The one she’d spent her whole life with.
Just then, the doorbell rang downstairs.
Lynn flinched. Who would come at a time like this?
They’d just gotten married, and with everything going on with the Murphys, most people were keeping their distance. Maybe it was the police, coming to ask questions.
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She threw on some clothes and hurried downstairs.
It was Daisy!
She opened the door, and Daisy walked in and wrapped her arms around her.
“You okay?” Daisy looked her over.
Aside from her eyes being red from crying and a few marks on her neck, she didn’t seem too different emotionally.
At the question, Lynn couldn’t help it–she hugged Daisy and started crying.
“I’m really not okay…”
Daisy looked at her with concern and guided her back inside.
Lynn sat on the couch, clutching a pillow. “Why are you here?”
Daisy sat across from her, also holding a pillow. “Your husband called me. He was worried you might do something stupid alone.”
“He told you?”
“He didn’t have to…” The whole world knew by now.
Daisy paused. “I wanted to come earlier, but I didn’t want to interrupt your honeymoon phase.”
She smiled, glancing at the marks on Lynn’s neck. “Good thing I waited.”
Lynn touched her neck. She’d been in such a hurry coming down that she’d forgotten about those.
Daisy looked around the villa. “It’s a good thing you married Lucas.”
Lynn nodded. Yeah. If she’d married some random guy who couldn’t be trusted, she’d probably be out on the street by now.
“So?” Daisy leaned in. “How is Lucas?”
Lynn answered without thinking. “He’s a good person.”
At least that arrogant mouth of his had toned down a lo lately.
Daisy made a knowing sound and lowered her voice. “I mean… in that department.”
“What department?”
“You know…” Daisy gave her a look. “That.”
Lynn’s cheeks flamed. “Daisy, have you no filter? We do NOT talk about this out loud.”
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