Summary of Chapter 1606 – A pivotal chapter in No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor) by Harper Laine
The chapter Chapter 1606 is one of the most intense moments in No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor), written by Harper Laine. With signature elements of the Romance genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.
"—The lights," Eleanor murmured weakly against his lips. She clearly wasn't rejecting his advances, but she had always preferred the dark.
Ian immediately understood. It was her habit, just like it used to be.
He wanted to reach for the switch, but a sudden spike of anxiety hit him—he was terrified that if he let her go for even a second, she might lose the nerve, flee to her room, and lock him out.
He let out a ragged sigh. "My room."
Scooping her effortlessly into his arms, he carried her down the hall, his breathing heavy and trembling with raw anticipation.
The moment they crossed the threshold of the guest room, he kicked the door shut, cutting off the light from the hallway. The room was submerged in absolute darkness, saved only by the faint, hazy glow of a distant streetlamp outside the window. It cast just enough light to illuminate the hard lines of his face.
He didn't even make it to the bed before his mouth found hers again, desperate and consuming, kissing her the entire way until he finally laid her gently onto the mattress.
In the dim light, she could see he had already impatiently unbuttoned his shirt halfway down his chest. His breathing was ragged, giving him the dangerous, untamed look of a man shedding his civilized exterior.
The darkness amplified every sensation. Her mind went completely blank, surrendering entirely to his lead, allowing him to guide her as they painstakingly rediscovered the rhythm they once knew by heart.
His kisses were a raging fire, his hands possessive and demanding.
For a man who had starved himself for years, finally having a taste of what he craved meant he was physically incapable of holding back. Even with his immense self-control, he was barreling toward total indulgence.
Tonight, there was no chance he would stop at just a taste.
"Wait—" She pushed against his chest, trembling slightly in the dark. "I'm not protected."
He had clearly anticipated this. "I've got it covered," he murmured huskily, his lips brushing against her skin.
Her mind was a dizzying blur. Before she could process his words, his intoxicating presence completely enveloped her again, stealing away any chance she had to retreat or protest. Tonight, she belonged entirely to him.
The next morning.

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