Sweet Flash Marriage with the Restrained Tycoon (Isabelle and Damien) novel Chapter 528

Chapter 528 I Like a Domineering CEO

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Lynn couldn’t be bothered with his official–sounding talk. “You’re all talk,” she muttered to herself.

If we can just live the rest of our lives peacefully, this kind of routine is actually fine.

Lucas didn’t try to control her, and she didn’t bother meddling in his business. Having a roof over her head, food to eat, and spending money–being Mrs. Moore sounded pretty good, all things considered.

A small smile touched Lynn’s lips.

Lucas didn’t know what she was smiling about. His gaze stayed fixed on her.

When Lynn shifted slightly, she realized he’d been watching her the whole time.

She grew flustered, quickly pulling his suit jacket tighter around herself. “You have to keep watch. Wake me if the sun comes out,” she told him, determined to see this sunrise today.

She closed her eyes, but her mind was racing.

Lucas gave a soft hum of agreement.

The rain had come and gone quickly. It had stopped, but the sun still hadn’t appeared.

Lucas got out of the car, leaned against the door, and looked at the woman sleeping inside. He thought about lighting a cigarette, but hesitated, the lighter in his hand. The unlit cigarette between his lips was already bent out of shape.

He looked toward the horizon, picked up his phone, and took a picture of the view.

A long time later, he opened the passenger door and gently woke Lynn. “Still want to see it?” he asked.

Lynn forced her heavy eyelids open. She didn’t want to get up, but she pushed through the sleepiness and

sat up.

Lucas frowned, seeing the strap of her dress had slipped off her shoulder. He took the suit jacket and placed it over her head.

“Put it on,” he said softly, then closed the car door.

Lynn pulled the jacket off her head, smoothed her messy hair, and looked at Lucas leaning against the car door. Then she took the jacket off, set it aside, and got out of the car.

Lucas was taken aback when he saw her step out without the jacket.

She walked toward him, her hair loose over her shoulders, carrying the scent of the morning dew. The air was still thick with the dampness from the night’s rain.

He was about to ask why she wasn’t wearing the jacket when the morning light broke through the mist, wrapping her in a soft golden glow. In the dawn light, she looked quietly beautiful and radiant.

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Chapter 528 I Like a Domineering CEO

“Don’t look at me. Look at the sunrise,” Lynn reminded him, a blush spreading across her cheeks.

It was hard to tell if it was from the sunlight or her nerves, soft against the dawn colors.

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Lucas looked away, his eyes dropping to her hand hanging by her side. He thought about reaching for it.

Lynn beat him to it. She lifted her hand and pointed to a distant skyscraper. That one. The blue one. Is that your company?”

Lucas‘ empty hand curled slightly at his side. “Yeah,” he said with a nod. “It’s small. Not a big operation

“That won’t do. I like a domineering CEO. Lynn said, crossing her arms, a playful smile on her lips.

“I’ll do my best,” he replied.

Lynn turned and walked back to the car. She picked up her phone and found a spot on the roof to prop up. She used a small rock to hold it steady while looking for the perfect angle.

Lucas watched as she placed a rock on the roof of his car. She then walked back to him, positioning him just right.

“Stay right here. Don’t move.” Lynn instructed.

Lucas followed her directions.

“When I come over, tilt your head toward me a little, okay?” she asked.

Lucas nodded.

Lynn said. “Don’t mind me. We have to make it look real. You’ll have to post this on Instagram later.”

“Fine,” Lucas agreed.

Lynn set the camera timer and hurried to stand beside him.

Lucas politely tilted his head toward her.

They took several shots before Lynn finally retrieved her phone.

She brushed the dust off the car roof. Lucas didn’t seem to mind.

Back in the passenger seat, she heard Lucas sneeze again outside.

He got into the car.

Feeling a bit guilty, Lynn said, “You should put your jacket on.”

He’d stayed up all night with her, wearing just shorts and a T–shirt, enduring the night wind and the morning chill after the rain.

If he catches a cold, it’ll be all my fault.

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