The Ex-Wife's Burning Elegance novel Chapter 1739

After a long while, the sounds gradually faded.

The woman sat up in bed.

An exotic tattoo snaked from her back down to her waist—sensual, alluring, and strangely tempting.

The woman turned her head to look at the man in the bed, her long lashes lowered.

"McCoy, you'll help me, won't you?"

McCoy Chapman gazed at Aurora's beautiful figure, and his clear eyes clouded over with desire once more.

His breathing grew ragged. He sat up, wrapped an arm around her shoulder, and leaned in to kiss her.

"Aurora, don't worry. I'll help you."

Aurora gently pulled away, her eyes downcast, a hint of sorrow in her expression.

"You're not disgusted with me, are you, McCoy?"

"How could I be?" McCoy's eyes filled with pity. "You're the victim in all this. I've already ordered the news to be suppressed. No one will know about this except for those of us who are already aware."

Aurora finally revealed a smile, one that was both cool and seductive.

Remembering what had happened just a short while ago, McCoy's breath hitched.

He suddenly flipped over, pinning her beneath him, and they began another round of passion.

-

When Simone Lerman heard that Aurora was back, she hurried to find Leonard to share the news.

"Leonard, Aurora's back!"

At that moment, Leonard was clipping his tabby cat's nails.

He didn't even look up at Simone's words, his movements never faltering, as if he hadn't heard her at all.

Simone then remembered that Leonard had long since lost interest in Aurora.

Still, she couldn't resist sharing the gossip.

"Leonard, I heard from Queenie Burton that Aurora went through a lot over there.

"But she refuses to say what exactly happened.

"I bet she was assaulted by those men."

Leonard remained completely uninterested, offering no response.

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