Chapter summary: Chapter 1166 from the book Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog by Serena Kingsley
Discover the most important events of Chapter 1166, a chapter full of surprises in the acclaimed novel Never Mistake a Queen for a Lapdog. With the engaging writing of Serena Kingsley, this Romance masterpiece continues to thrill and captivate with every page.
Jude blinked. "Leaving already? We barely started."
The only answer he got was the merciless slam of the door.
At the end of the corridor, Dylan lit a cigarette, its crimson cherry flaring in the shadows.
He pulled out his phone, the glowing screen illuminating his hardened profile.
His finger hovered over Noreen's profile picture for a long time.
Finally, he locked the screen and crushed out the cigarette.
It was the twelfth day of the new year.
Halley Joyner was hosting his Mentor's Banquet.
Noreen had given Seth a heads-up beforehand.
She had originally considered inviting him, but since their relationship wasn't officially public yet, bringing him along would mean a barrage of explanations. So, she decided against it.
Seth hadn't brought it up either, though when she walked him downstairs the night before, he casually asked, "Since it's a Mentor's Banquet, Dylan will be there, right?"
Noreen was speechless.
The moment he dropped that name, she knew exactly what was spinning in his head.
She poked him in the chest. "Are you getting jealous over nothing again?"
Seth caught her finger, bringing it to his lips to press a soft kiss against her skin. "You know I hate the guy."
Noreen sighed, genuinely wondering if he would ever let this grudge go.
Little did she know, Seth was vowing to hold that grudge for the rest of his life.
"Alright, get going," she urged, trying to tug her hand free.
His scorching breath ghosted over her fingertips, sending an indescribable tingle down her spine.
It was like a feather brushing against her heart—restless and aggravating.
For the past few days, Seth had been acting like a completely different person. He was entirely too well-behaved.
No clinging, no hovering, no pushing boundaries.
Even their rare kisses were brief pecks.
A stark contrast to his usual aggressive dominance.


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