30 Days Till I Divorce My Husband novel Chapter 591

As a mom, Shania's intuition was spot-on—she just knew her daughter was seeing someone.

Hearing Shania's words, Leonora felt a twinge of guilt and hastily replied, "I just caught up with an old colleague, that's why I'm in such a good mood."

Technically, she wasn’t lying. Taylor was, after all, an old colleague.

Before her parents could get another word in, Leonora quickly added, trying to cover her tracks, "I just went on a blind date. Where would I find the time to date someone? Besides, relationships don’t happen that fast."

Truth be told, her situation with Taylor wasn’t exactly dating.

If anything, it was something that was still developing. What it would turn into, nobody knew.

The more Leonora explained, the more suspicious Shania’s gaze became.

Shania knew her daughter well. Leonora was naturally reserved and disliked explaining herself. The more she explained, the guiltier she seemed, making the situation all the more real.

But understanding her daughter's discomfort, Shania figured that Leonora and the guy were just starting to get to know each other and weren’t officially a couple yet.

Seeing her mother's scrutinizing look, Leonora quickly said, “I have work tomorrow. I'll head to my room to rest now. You both should get some rest too.”

With that, she dashed into her bedroom.

Otherwise, she was sure that if her mom kept staring at her, she might spill everything about Taylor.

Ever since she was young, she couldn't handle Shania's intense gaze; it always made her spill the beans.

Closing her bedroom door and sitting on the edge of her bed, Leonora scratched her head, thinking about her mom’s interrogation and today’s date with Taylor, which made her smile involuntarily.

She hadn't expected that, after two years, she and Taylor would cross paths again and get along so well.

Picking up a book from the nightstand, Leonora found herself unable to calm her thoughts or settle her heart.

Usually not easily influenced, she felt somewhat affected after her encounter with Taylor.

Cuddling her pillow while lying on her side, Leonora thought to herself that she must like Taylor; their reunion had brought her so much joy and gratitude.

In reality, she did like Taylor. They had shared a bed for over two years, developing feelings long ago, though neither had acknowledged them at the time.

Turning over in bed, Leonora reminisced about their time together in Southbay, recalling their intimate moments.

Despite Taylor's aloof demeanor to the outside world, he was different with her, willing to let down his guard. He would soothe her tantrums, and even when furious, he would restrain himself from getting angry with her.

He was considerate in their most intimate moments.

Remembering these details made Leonora blush. Being single for two years, those memories felt almost like a dream.

Yet, she occasionally dreamt of Taylor and their time in Southbay.

She distinctly remembered how Taylor always wanted her to use her mouth, a wish she never fulfilled.

Thinking back, Leonora blushed again.

If it weren't for bumping into Taylor, she might have forgotten that she was quite experienced.

Meanwhile, Taylor was also in his room, feeling pleased.

After a shower, he picked up his phone and sent Leonora a message on Messenger, "Can’t sleep, thinking about the past."

In the quiet of the night, his simple words carried a hint of flirtation.

He had intended to keep up the gentlemanly facade a bit longer, but he couldn't hold back.

On the other end, Leonora's ears turned red upon reading Taylor's message, immediately associating it with their past escapades.

Their time together was filled with little else but those intimate moments.

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