He Never Loved Me Until the Day I Finally Left Him novel Chapter 984

It was a searing, all-consuming heat.

Helena didn't even have the space to fight back.

Under Sebastian's overwhelming dominance, she felt her defenses crumbling, forced into total surrender.

The air in the room thickened with a heavy, intoxicating intimacy.

Whether it was the rising heat of their passion or the blast of the radiator, she couldn't tell.

But Helena's skin was glistening with sweat.

Her clothes slipped effortlessly to the floor.

Sebastian touched her with the reverence of a worshiper.

His kisses trailed down her skin, devout and agonizingly slow.

Over and over.

Helena couldn't help it; a soft shiver wrecked through her body.

They used to be married. Even after everything, Sebastian knew exactly how to unravel her, how to make her crave more.

Slowly, her resistance melted away into nothing.

Sebastian paused, a sudden realization hitting him.

Through the hazy fog of desire, it clicked for Helena too.

It seemed that when it came to physical intimacy with Sebastian, she no longer needed her anxiety medication.

Even though she was still taking her pills.

Her dosage had naturally been tapering off.

Sebastian let out a low, incredibly soft chuckle.

Before Helena could react, he captured her lips again, entirely wordless.

This time, the kiss was deeply tender, laced with lingering affection.

Helena's heart trembled violently against her ribs.

It was a sensation that felt both devastatingly familiar and entirely foreign.

She wanted to push him away, but her body had forgotten how.

Eventually, she surrendered to the silence.

Everything that followed felt beautifully inevitable.

Outside the window, the sky bled into the vibrant colors of sunset.

It wasn't until Helena was utterly drained, her energy completely spent.

That Sebastian finally pulled away.

"It seems you aren't fighting me off anymore?" Sebastian murmured.

Helena remained stubborn. "I'm medicated."

Sebastian hummed softly, the amusement never leaving his eyes.

In the depths of his gaze, Helena thought she caught a fleeting glimpse of hope for their future.

She said nothing.

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