Summary of Chapter 1135 – A pivotal chapter in The Heartbreak Prescription (by Glazed Snow) by GoodNovel
The chapter Chapter 1135 is one of the most intense moments in The Heartbreak Prescription (by Glazed Snow), written by GoodNovel. With signature elements of the billionaire genre, this part of the story reveals deep conflicts, shocking revelations, and decisive character changes. A must-read for anyone following the narrative.
Ivy went quiet. She definitely hadn't done it on purpose.
But she couldn't say that now. She knew exactly why she was here. She was supposed to win Nathan over.
She looked at his sharp, handsome face. "Yup, I did it on purpose. So what? You're my husband. If I want to sit on your lap, I'm going to sit on your lap."
Nathan's lips curved. "Yesterday, I said you weren't very affectionate during the day, and now you show up like this?"
"Of course. I've taken your feedback into account, and I'm making improvements. Couples have to learn from each other, be patient, and be understanding. That's how we last."
Nathan studied her well-behaved expression. He lifted an eyebrow but said nothing.
Ivy said, "The soup's going to get cold. Drink it while it's hot."
She poured a bowl of chicken soup, lifted the spoon, and held it to his mouth. "Open wide, honey."
Nathan looked at her. "You didn't poison it, right?"
Ivy froze. Was he treating himself like some tragic hero and her like the villain?
She took a sip from the spoon herself. "There. Satisfied?"
Then she offered the same spoon back to him.
Nathan glanced at it.
Ivy realized immediately what the problem was. He came from a wealthy family. Men like him usually had at least a touch of germ-avoidance.
She hurried to fix it. "I'll get a new spoon."
But Nathan caught her wrist. "No need."
He leaned in and took a sip from the spoon she had just used.
Ivy stared, surprised. She hadn't expected him to share a spoon with her.
Nathan looked at her calmly. "Why are you staring? We've done plenty of things a whole lot more intimate than sharing a spoon."
Ivy had no comeback. He wasn't wrong.


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