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His cold fingertips traced behind her ear before pressing against the corner of her lips. "Is this really the best plan you could come up with?"
"Do you see any other options?" she laughed bitterly.
His dry thumb traced the shape of her lips. "Did it ever cross your mind that we might actually have a child together?"
"Ha." Her fragile throat bobbed as a raspy sound escaped. "Hassan, if I still entertained thoughts like that, I'd be hopelessly naive."
He pressed down harder, distorting the shape of her soft lips. "You're that desperate to divorce me? What exactly do you think you can accomplish once we're divorced?"
His voice dropped to a dark murmur. "What can you even do besides rely on me?"
Natalie smacked his hand away. "Don't flatter yourself."
He lowered his head, intent on kissing her.
She violently turned her face away, letting his lips only brush against her earlobe.
His heavy, uneven breathing washed over the back of her neck.
"Want to test that theory, Natalie? Want to see exactly what happens to you without me?" His voice was perfectly even, devoid of any emotional fluctuation, yet the dark undertone sent a genuine chill of fear down her spine.
A faint, chilling smile touched his lips. "Let's try it. Let's see what kind of world waits for you when I'm gone."
His warmth left her, replaced by the freezing air of the room.
He nonchalantly unbuttoned his cuffs and walked toward the bathroom as if absolutely nothing had happened.
Natalie lay frozen on the bed, staring blankly at the ceiling.
It didn't take long for Hassan's thinly veiled threat to materialize.
The dance troupe she had co-founded with Quinn was suddenly reported for illegally bribing Tomorrow TV for their collaboration.
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