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Her Revenge Was His Regret (Shirley and Gilbert) novel Chapter 386

Dumb people just loved sticking with dumb people.

"I didn't expect that the moment I answered a call and went to fetch some files, that guy would sneak in."

Lucas touched her hair gently.

It wasn't the over-the-top, possessive affection some powerful men put on.

No creepy lines, no patronizing gestures.

Just quiet understanding, the kind of care he kept hidden in his eyes.

Then he handed her a bowl of clam chowder.

"I had them make it exactly how you like it. You've been working hard even while you're sick, handling all that business."

People might have thought the excuse was weak, but this was exactly the kind of thing Lucas would do.

And Sherry ate it right up.

She liked feeling needed.

Win-win.

Sherry wasn't really hungry, but she took a small sip... then several more.

It tasted perfect. She usually couldn't stand clam chowder—most versions tasted too fishy to her.

"You're sure this is how I like it? I remember—"

"I remember. I adjusted it based on what you told me last time. It's our recipe. So the new shop should use both our names. We both put in the work. Sound good?"

Yelena, who'd quietly slipped into the room, pressed a hand to her forehead.

Lucas was impossible for any woman to resist.

Everything he did was smooth, steady, and intentional.

They'd both put in effort. A business under both their names—anyone would find it hard to refuse, especially when they'd contributed.

Little by little, he was tying them closer and closer.

Wait a second...

He acted like just another hardworking, successful guy.

But he was quietly weaving a net, tying them together so deeply that Sherry wouldn't be able to leave even if she wanted to.

Think about it—

Chapter 386 The Net He's Weaving 1

Chapter 386 The Net He's Weaving 2

Chapter 386 The Net He's Weaving 3

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