Chapter 353
He has to say, Seraphina really has a knack for this that’s hard to resist.
She knew men’s sensitive spots too well, and she handled it just right. Even though he wasn’t thinking about it at the moment, his body still responded.
He roughly flipped her over, not even looking at her face, no pity at all, just venting….
Afterwards, Rowan calmly straightened his shirt. “Next time, don’t go behind my back to take action, or else, you know the result.”
Seraphina opened a new pair of stockings, put them on, and smiled, “Got it.”
After the man left, Seraphina’s whole face fell.
Rowan’s rudeness reminded her of that extremely controlling man from before. They both treated her like a “sex toy“, not as a
person.
Except for Kane.
She never received respect from other men, including her stepfather.
And she also hated her biological parents for abandoning her from birth. She cursed them for being heartless! If it weren’t for their cruel abandonment, she wouldn’t have to live at the mercy of others!
At the same time, Rowan walked out of the elevator and coincidentally bumped into Aria.
His movement of straightening his tie paused for a moment.
“Rowan, what a coincidence.” Aria greeted with a smile, noticing the mark on his neck.
She knew this kind of trace the best.
Just a bit surprised–he already has a mate?
Rowan noticed her gaze, pulled up his collar to cover up. “Um, don’t get the wrong idea, I don’t have a woman…”
In some kind of condition, not have.
Aria just thought he was too embarrassed to admit it, so she didn’t ask more.
And at that moment, Seraphina also walked out of the elevator.
The three of them made eye contact.
Seraphina glanced at Aria’s belly and said, “Dr. Ashworth recovered so quickly and went back to the hospital?”
“Well, I have to thank you for that.” Aria smiled. “If it weren’t for Ms. Cross’s help, I wouldn’t have been able to come to work
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Seraphina pretended not to understand. “What does Dr. Ashworth mean by that?”
Aria walked up to Seraphina, got close to her, and whispered in a voice only she could hear, “I wasn’t pregnant, so there’s no such thing as a miscarriage. Disappointed?”
