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No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor) novel Chapter 1597

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Chapter summary: Chapter 1597 from the book No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor) by Harper Laine

Discover the most important events of Chapter 1597, a chapter full of surprises in the acclaimed novel No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor). With the engaging writing of Harper Laine, this Romance masterpiece continues to thrill and captivate with every page.

So, Eleanor had heard his grandmother's final wish? Was that why she had so violently pushed him away again?

Before that night, she had clearly started to let her guard down, but then she had flipped a switch, becoming utterly cold and resolute. Was this the root of it all?

Both the Suttons and the Goodwins had histories of genetic conditions, meaning the risks of a second pregnancy were incredibly high. Eleanor would absolutely refuse to take that gamble again. So, rather than hold him back and leave his grandmother's dying wish unfulfilled, she had forced herself to cut him loose.

"What's wrong? Did something happen?" Gina asked, growing anxious at the tight expression on her son's face.

"Nothing. Eleanor and I just have a misunderstanding to clear up. I'll come visit you again soon, Mom," Ian forced a reassuring tone. He grabbed the car keys and marched out to the courtyard, not wasting a single second.

He had to ask Eleanor about this face-to-face. He needed her to understand what he wanted, not what she had unilaterally decided for him.

Eleanor was in her study drafting a proposal when she heard the sound of an engine in the driveway. She glanced at the clock. It was only four—too early for Evelyn to be home from school.

Curious, she walked downstairs to the foyer, just in time to see Ian storming through the front door. "I thought you were picking up Ellie? Why are you back so early?" she asked.

Ian stepped forward, grabbed her hand, and dragged her straight toward the living room without a word. "We need to talk."

Eleanor instinctively yanked her arm. "Use your words. Stop manhandling me."

Ian's grip tightened. He pulled her all the way to the living room and practically pushed her down onto a single armchair. Planting both arms on the armrests, he trapped her between the back of the chair and his chest. He stared down at her, his gaze so intense it actually pissed her off. She shoved at his chest. "Let me go."

"No," Ian said, his voice low and utterly dominant, keeping his eyes locked on hers.

Eleanor felt her temper flare. She tried to stand up and push him away again, but he suddenly grabbed her chin and crashed his mouth against hers, his towering frame pressing her down.

The kiss was aggressive, full of raw, predatory demand.

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