The Divorce Prescription (Celina and Adam) novel Chapter 1116

Nathan realized that he was becoming increasingly obsessed with Michelle. He shouldn't have gotten involved in the first place.

Meanwhile, she had sensed his manhood pressed against his body. While wiggling, she confronted him, "Nathan, what are you doing?"

"What do you think?"

Holding her chin, he bent over to kiss her, but she slid a hand between their lips.

"No!"

"Why not?"

"It's daytime, not to mention your assistant is out there!" She pushed him away and ran into the bedroom. "I need to go to work. I'm running late."

Nathan watched Michelle speechlessly as she gathered her stuff in a hurry. In the day, she reverted to her aloof self, as though they were strangers.

At night, she wouldn't get her hands off him. She professed her love for him and begged him to take her with such a fiery intensity.

After Michelle collected all her stuff, she pulled the door open.

Leon greeted her, "Mrs. Lynch, good morning."

"Morning." She rushed down the stairs.

Rosa called out to her, "Michelle, come have breakfast."

"Rosa, I'm running late. I've got to go!"

She vanished from sight.

Rosa mumbled, "Michelle, I know you're busy, but you need breakfast."

A moment later, Nathan stepped out of the room, fully prepared for the day. Leon followed closely behind. "Mr. Lynch, I've postponed your meeting by half an hour."

"Cool. Let's head to the office."

Left behind, Rosa grumbled, "Nathan, you too? Why is no one having breakfast?"

"Don't bother."

She would have asked about his day if she cared.

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At night, Nathan showed up at a bar, where he and his business partner, Derik Dahl, had a dinner appointment.

Derik beamed when he saw Nathan. "Welcome, Mr. Lynch! I heard you don't often visit such places."

Nathan flashed a polite smile. Indeed, he never liked bars and clubs.

Derik teased him, "Why are you here alone? No plus one?"

Derik and everyone else had at least one woman next to them. Nathan looked out of place among the men.

Seeing this, Derik suggested, "Mr. Lynch, there are lots of hotties at this bar. Shall I get one of them to keep you company?"