Chapter 335 Service Awareness
Elsa and Luke exchanged a distant glance before looking away, but Luke's eyes never left her.
"Luke is looking at you," Chloe said.
"Ignore him, he's crazy," Elsa scoffed.
The red mark on Luke's Adam's apple, left by her, was something Hailey could tolerate, which Elsa never expected.
They got into the car, and the driver first took Elsa home.
On the way, they sat side by side in the back seat, leaning against each other.
"Give Oliver a chance to pursue you, he's pretty good," Elsa suddenly said.
"We'll see. But you, you were gone for so long just now, were you with Luke?"
Elsa tacitly agreed.
"Alright, you're such a rational person, I don't need to say much, you know what's right," Chloe said after a long silence, sighing.
"Don't worry. I won't be the other woman, you know my pride won't allow it," Elsa said, reaching out to hug Chloe.
Chloe stared at Elsa intently, "I never use moral standards to constrain you, I just want you to be happy and not regret it."
Elsa remained silent. When it came to Luke, she would regret any choice she made. Happiness and no regrets were too difficult.
The car stopped at the entrance of the community, and Elsa walked home alone along the path.
As she stepped out of the elevator, she saw a figure leaning against her door, smoking. It was Luke.
Since their divorce, this scene had occurred countless times, and she was somewhat used to it.
"Not taking your girlfriend home at this hour, smoking at your ex-wife's door, you really are unique," she sneered, crossing her arms and looking at Luke.
"I'm here to finish what we didn't finish tonight," Luke extinguished his cigarette, enveloping Elsa in a shadow, his eyes fixed on her, his voice seductive.
The hickey on Luke's neck, left by her, was glaringly obvious under the light, making Elsa's face suddenly feel hot.
"Luke, we're already divorced, and you have a girlfriend," Elsa sighed, her tone full of helplessness, "Can't we just let each other go?"
Luke could explain that he had no feelings for Hailey and that nothing happened between them. But telling Elsa this would sound like a scumbag's self-justification.
"You're lying, your body clearly needs me," Luke said, wrapping his arm around her back, pressing his forehead against hers.
He still remembered her increasingly rapid breathing in the workroom, her skin heating up, and the small, anxious hand clutching his collar.
"In that kind of atmosphere, even a block of wood would react, right?" Elsa's cheeks were burning from his words, her lips tightly pressed, "Luke, I never knew you were so playful."
"I'm just being considerate."
"Ridiculous."
Luke chuckled, "Baby, are you shy?"
Taking advantage of Elsa's distraction, Luke pressed her against the wall again, lowering his head to find her neck with his lips. The kisses started light and shallow, then gradually deepened.
The kisses turned from gentle sucking to nibbling, not too hard, making Elsa involuntarily let out a soft moan.
Was Luke not satisfied with Hailey? Well, a delicate girl like her probably couldn't handle this.
Her thoughts drifted far away, making it hard to pull them back.
"Focus," Luke increased the pressure of his teeth, pulling her wandering thoughts back.
"Luke, do you see me as a casual woman?!" Her voice trembled slightly, her face flushed, her eyes shimmering.
If there were a mirror in front of her, Elsa would know how unconvincing her question was at that moment.
"No," Luke's voice was filled with infinite tenderness and affection. Like a vampire, he suddenly sucked on her neck before finally letting her go.
"Go back to sleep," he released her.
"Get lost," Elsa was furious, glaring at him.
"Goodnight, honey," Luke was amused by her angry look, chuckling as he left.
Elsa stood there, fuming.
He must have been embarrassed by the hickey she left, so he came to get back at her.
Elsa didn't sleep well that night, and the next morning, she went to work feeling a bit tired.
"Ms. Miller, a Ms. Phillips wants to see you," the receptionist at LEO Gems Company called at 10 o'clock.
What was meant to come had come.
Elsa's eyes flickered, "Let her in."
Hailey stormed in like a whirlwind, no longer the cute girl from last time.
"Elsa, you know who I am, my dad runs all of Maplewood City. Stay away from Luke, or I'll crush you like an ant!" she screamed hysterically as she sat on Elsa's couch.
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