Mission: From Divorcee to Millionaire novel Chapter 491

Everett's face was a bit blurry in the dim light, his eyes fixed on her before he suddenly leaned in and, almost playfully, bit her neck.

"Ouch..." Selena gasped, caught off guard by the sharp pain.

"Selena, I really want to..." he whispered fiercely in her ear, but the words trailed off as he pulled away and straightened up.

With a quick adjustment, he was back to being the composed and aloof Mr. Everett.

Selena, on the other hand, looked like she'd been through a whirlwind, her hair a mess, clothes askew, and a suggestive mark on her neck. If she hadn't been bundled up today, who knows how much further he would've pushed it!

As a servant neared, Selena swallowed her annoyance, quickly tidied herself up, and slipped out of the car.

She grabbed her luggage and walked inside without a backward glance.

Everett remained in the driver's seat, slowly rolling down the window, his dark eyes tracking her until she vanished from sight.

He pulled out a cigarette, lit it, and took a long drag, leaning back as he let the smoke curl out lazily, blurring his features.

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After a shower, Selena scrubbed away at every spot Everett had touched, though the bite mark on her neck stubbornly lingered.

She wiped the steam off the mirror to inspect the bruise, realizing it would take days to fade, fueling her frustration.

What a dog of a man, she thought.

Wrapped in her bathrobe, she moved to the window and peered down. The car was gone; he had finally left, and her tense nerves began to relax.

Thinking of her son, she quickly grabbed her phone, turned it on, and called home.

Little Mateo must've been upset, trying to reach her multiple times with no answer.

Selena sighed with a resigned smile, sitting cross-legged on the bed and dialing her apartment in Germany, near the Ink & Insight branch.

Ava answered quickly, still calling her "Mrs." even after the divorce.

Though she and Everett had split, she didn’t mind the title; it helped fend off unwanted attention, especially since she was raising a child.

"How's little Mateo?" she asked.