The Heartbreak Prescription novel Chapter 165

Stanley was angry now—angry that she had said this was the last time and that he shouldn't come looking for her after this.

Wendy's soft red lips moved toward him, but he impatiently pushed her away.

However, her small hand, which had been resting on his shoulder, moved to wrap around his neck, pulling herself closer to him.

"Stanley, don't push me away!"

Her clear, shimmering eyes locked onto his, her voice soft but firm, with a hint of a playful lilt.

The challenge in her tone made his muscles tighten.

"Same condition," she continued. "This is our secret. I won't tell Jessica."

She kissed him again.

Stanley's narrowed eyes darkened, blood rushing to his face. A man who had tasted that kind of pleasure once was like a wild animal, occasionally yearning for and remembering that feeling. Her boldness, her clinginess, easily sparked the fire within him.

He gave up resisting, and as she pressed forward, he took control, his large hand gripping her smooth, fragrant shoulder. He wanted to pull her onto his lap.

Honk!

A sharp honking sound interrupted them, the traffic light had turned green.

The car behind them quickly drove around, probably holding back frustration at the sight of the Rolls-Royce and its high-status license plate, knowing they couldn't afford to make a fuss.

Stanley and Wendy quickly pulled apart. Wendy's face turned bright red as she sat back down, recalling the fact that they were in the car.

Stanley pressed the gas, and the luxury car sped down the road again.

Neither of them spoke. Stanley's hand rested on the steering wheel, his other hand, adorned with a luxury watch, falling to his side.

Then, a small, soft hand reached over and lightly brushed against his fingers with her delicate pinky finger.

Stanley felt his heart stir, as if a feather had gently brushed against it, sending a soft, tingling sensation through him.

A good partner like her knew how to turn him on, understanding his every subtle gesture.