I Refuse to Divorce! novel Chapter 81

Mason did not immediately let her go.

He pressed her against the wardrobe door, his large palm slipping into her robe, teasing her lightly, "What could be more important for you to do than me?"

Zoe, of course, was familiar with such tricks from a man like him.

She slightly tilted her head, enduring his teasing. Occasionally, she could not help but let out a soft moan.

After a while,her eyes were misty as she spoke, "Mason, I told you that I was not going to be locked up like a bird in a cage. The freedom to go where I want and do what I want was part of the deal."

Mason did not inquire. He released her, giving a light snort. "It seems Mrs. Lockwood is planning to do something big."

Then, right in front of her, he took off his bathrobe and started dressing.

Mason had a great figure.

He had a tall and well-built frame, covered with a thin layer of natural muscles, not an ounce of excess fat, but also not the type of muscle mass developed in the gym.

He stripped down to just a black pair of briefs.

The package underneath made Zoe turn her face away slightly, a faint blush appearing on her face, adding a touch of femininity.

Mason really liked her like this.

He lightly touched her face, chuckling. "Last night, you seemed to enjoy yourself quite a bit."

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Perhaps because he had been satisfied, or maybe due to Zoe's docility, Mason was in a very good mood.

Ava clearly felt it.

Approaching the office door, Ava hesitated and said, "Mr. Mason, your mother came early. She's been waiting for you for half a day."

Mason's good mood vanished in an instant.

He pushed the door open, and indeed, his mother was sitting on the couch drinking tea.

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In the spacious office, the mother and son tore apart the facade, revealing the uncivilized truth.

Lisa's expression lost its elegance.

Mason had long been used to it. He quietly watched his mother, softly sneering. "Didn't you teach me to use any means necessary to achieve my goals?"

In the end, Lisa left in anger.

After she left, Mason stood alone by the floor-to-ceiling window, looking out at the panorama of Brookesville.

His mood had soured. He was indeed bothered by the thought of a specific person, and his mother had exposed his darkest side.

The whole day, everyone in the Lockwood Corporation was careful, afraid of provoking Mr. Mason.

At five o'clock in the afternoon, Mason decided to leave early.