The Love From Vengeance (Ariel and Luke) novel Chapter 254

254: WHAT A GREAT TIME 

ARIEL’S POV 

“I do love you, Ariel. Don’t think I just want to have sex with you,” Lake told me. 

“No, no, that wasn’t what I was saying. Why would you think like that?” 

“You just threw that question right at me after we just had sex.” 

“Makes sense. But no, that’s not it. I just don’t want anything terrible to happen to our relationship; ! do not want misunderstandings. 

“Why do you think there will be misunderstandings?” Luke quizzed me, now smirking at me. 

“There are thousands of reasons for me to think like that.” 

“Give me one, then.” 

“Luke, I need to go take a shower.” 

“Not the response I was looking for.” He kept on smirking. 

I chuckled without getting a reply. I walked to the bathroom after that. 

“You’re going to need a towel, Ariel.” 

“Don’t worry, there’s one right here,” I answered, loudly to a certain degree. Now I’m in the bathroom. 

“That’s mine.” 

“So what if it’s yours? You’re my husband; what belongs to you apparently belongs to me.” 

“Even my company?” 

“Of course, but I’m not that heartless.” 

I turned on the shower, enjoying its calmness, and it was a transformative experience for me–a brief 

escape 

from the chaos of the outside world into a sanctuary of tranquility and bliss. The moment I stepped under the warm cascade of water, a sense of calm enveloped me, washing away the stress and weariness of the day. The water streamed down my body, carrying with it not just physical grime but also mental burdens, leaving me feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. 

As the water flowed over me, it massaged my muscles, loosening the tension that had built up throughout the day. The gentle pressure of the water relaxed my body, melting away the knots of stress that had gathered in my shoulders and back. With each drop that fell, I felt lighter, as if the weight of the world were being lifted from my shoulders. 

The sound of the water created a soothing symphony, drowning out the outside world’s noise and allowing me to focus on the present moment. The rhythm of the water hitting the tiles was like a meditation, calming my mind and slowing down my racing thoughts. At this point, there was only me 

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and the water, a peaceful coexistence that allowed me to be fully present in the moment. 

The steam rose around me, creating a cocoon of warmth that wrapped me in a comforting embrace. The heat relaxed my muscles further, releasing any remaining tension and allowing me to fully unwind. The steam cleared my sinuses, allowing me to breathe deeply and fill my lungs with fresh, 

clean air. 

As I reached for my favorite shower gel or soap, the scent filled the air, awakening my senses and adding another layer to the sensory experience. The familiar fragrance brought a sense of comfort and nostalgia, transporting me to a place of peace and contentment. 

With each passing minute, I felt the day’s stress and worries melting away, leaving me feeling light, refreshed, and renewed. When I stepped out of the shower, I was clean on the outside but also cleansed and rejuvenated on the inside. The world may have been waiting just beyond the bathroom door, but I was at peace in that moment of blissful calmness. And then Lake had to dive Inside the picture. 

“You’re finally back from the shower. I thought you were going to spend a million years there,” he 

teased. 

I had his towel wrapped around my body, my hair wet, and my skin as well. So I tread to the mirror, staring at myself, a And before I knew it, Lake threw me a night dress. 

“Here, you can put that on for tonight.” 

“Well, thank you,” I said, looking at the dress. “Whose dress is this?” 

“Why are you asking?” 

“Nothing, really. I’m just curious, that’s all.” 

“Don’t start thinking too far, okay?” 

I rolled my eyes at Luke’s response, but anyway, I slipped into the night dress, which was a little too big for me, but it was comfortable nonetheless. I turned to face Luke, sprawled on the bed, scrolling through his phone. Just so you know, he had a towel wrapped around his waist. 

“So, what’s the plan for tonight?” I asked, plopping down next to him. 

“Plans for tonight?” He chuckled, his eyes still fixed on his phone. “Go to sleep.” 

“Nah, I’m not feeling sleepy.” 

“Are you being real now?” 

“Yes, duh. Look at the time; it’s just around eight. There’s no way I’m going to sleep this early.” 

“Your daughter’s asleep,” he said almost inaudibly. 

“She’s just a little kid.” 

“Okay, fine. What do you want to do then?” 

wax thinking we could order some takeout, watch a movie, and just relax.” 

“You want to watch a movie” 

“We don’t tell me you don’t watch movies.” 

“That’s craps you know. Who the fuck in this world doesn’t do that?” 

“I don’t know, you?” 

He gave me a serious expression immediately. 

Don’t look at me like that. You know you can be really weird sometimes.” 

“Keep on talking shit, Ariel,” 

“So, what’s your decision, sir?” Are we still going for the order?” I queried, and suddenly, my stomach let out a loud growl, causing Laike to burst out laughing. 

“It looks like someone is hungry,” he teased, poking my side. 

“Shut up,” I said, playfully swatting his hand away.