All Chapters of Dominant Husband: Her worth: Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Strolling on the silent street, I couldn't help but weep. To be honest, this was a really really sad moment for me. And from the way I seemed so emotional, it kind of seemed like— No. It wasn't possible. There was no way I felt anything for that man. I had gone over my feelings a long time ago. I sniffed, rubbed off the ugly tears from my cheek, and walked into Claire's small compound. Taking a deep breath, I knocked on the door. I particularly tried to act fine because I didn't want her to be worried.Soon, she opened the door. "Ady!" She exclaimed, worry plastering all through her. "Why are you home this late? Did something happen to you?""Oh, sorry for that." I walked in, dropped my bag on the couch, and twirled around to face her. "I had to do some important things. I'm fine. Nothing happened.""You're sure?" She shoved my hands into hers. "I mean, you look… tired. Did something happen? Have you been…" she scrunched her face. "Crying?"I chuckled anxiously, pulled away from her

Adrienne________ A thick pain brushed at the back of my head as I laid on my bed. It felt as if a laden was thrown on my body. I was almost glued to the bed. Gradually, I began to sit up, using my fingers to press the keen pain that teased from my head to my neck region.  "Claire?" I mumbled, shutting my eyes, still half asleep. "Are you there?" Noticing I didn't get a response, I slowly opened my eyes. Scrolling my eyes through the place, I observed she wasn't in here.  "Oh, shit!" I cursed underneath my breath, the pain aggravating.  Groaning a little, I grabbed my phone from the side table, dialed Claire's number. I could step out of the room to get a Tylenol myself, but I was too tired for that.  The moment I clicked the call button, the door opened up. Good for me, it was her. She walked in, holding a tray

"I don't think we're doing the right thing. Don't you think he still needs some time alone?" I suggested to Claire as we walked into Sebastian's big compound.  She slapped my back, frowned a little. "If you ruin this, no dinner for you anymore. He doesn't need to be alone. He's literally been alone for too long. Are you nervous?" Oh. She got me.  "Yes," I confessed.  She gasped, slapped my back again. "How can you be nervous? He loves you, doesn't he? When I wanna deal with Dave, I don't get nervous." I rolled my eyes. "Whatever. Dave is really nice, ok? Sebastian is clearly different." We reached the huge door that led to the inside of his house, stood in front of it, stared at each other.  "Forget about the niceness. All guys are the same, huh?" She took her time to get her door card from her purse. I totally forget

Sitting in the college's library with Sebastian, I raked my fingers into my hair, dropped my forehead on the desk, and sighed.  "You're fine?" Sebastian asked, but I didn't raise my neck to look at him.  "I'm exhausted," I replied. "This project is getting on my nerves. It's too hard. I should have just gone to a normal University. I didn't know this course would end up being so difficult to understand." He chuckled. "Maybe you should get some rest, huh?" I raised my head, leaned my elbow on the desk, and exhaled. "That's easy for you to say. You're successful and rich." He smiled and pinched my cheek. "That doesn't matter, chic. And oh, I've been wanting to say you look really cute today." "Thank you, sir." I rolled my eyes at him.   His phone rang from the desk. Taking it, he picked it up immediately. 

Adrienne________ "Aww." I smiled at Sebastian, filled with joy that he had bought me my favorite flowers. "You're so sweet. Thanks so much!" He leaned forward, dropped a kiss by the corner of my lips. "Anything for my darling." Staring at each other, we both grinned widely. But, all of a sudden, his smile disappeared. His bright eyes suddenly darkened, and his face turned pale. It felt as if a pang hit his head, causing an unexplainably pain to move through him. I could see sadness in his eyes.  "Are you okay?" I dropped my flowers on the small wooden table in front of us.  He shook his head, blue eyes holding some tears. "I can only cry right now. I'm so pained. Just because I don't cry doesn't mean I'm so strong." "Why would you want to cry?" I shifted closer to him, took his hands.  "Because I'm lost. I'm lost wi