30 Days Till I Divorce My Husband novel Chapter 594

Their eyes locked, and Taylor's gaze burned with intensity, while Leonora's was a soft, tender caress.

After two long years apart, they'd both bottled up so many emotions, and the longing they'd buried had only grown stronger.

Holding his breath, Taylor leaned in and kissed Leonora again. As her back met the bed, Leonora closed her eyes and gripped the sheets gently. Her lack of resistance said it all; Taylor didn't need to say anything more or chase her affection—she had already accepted his feelings.

She had laid her heart bare to Taylor, admitting her love for him. The moment she agreed to dinner after their reunion, she had signaled that she couldn't forget him. After sharing a bed for over two years, he was her closest confidante; how could she simply move on?

Taylor's hand caressed her face, and his kisses grew more passionate. When his hand slid to her neck, she pressed back a little harder. Flushing, Leonora took a deep breath, and Taylor quickly let her go, gently tugging at her clothing to kiss her neck and collarbone. His kisses trailed downward, and Leonora's breathing quickened...

Even after two years, she was still so sensitive, and Taylor still knew exactly what she wanted.

"Taylor," she gasped, clutching his arms tightly, calling his name at the height of her passion. Waves of dizzying pleasure followed.

Afterwards, as Leonora lay exhausted in Taylor's arms, he wrapped his arm around her shoulder and kissed her forehead, feeling both physically and emotionally fulfilled. Despite the two-year gap, they still shared an unspoken connection.

As Taylor gently stroked Leonora's skin with his thumb, he said, "Let's not go back tonight."

Barely opening her eyes, she whispered, "Okay." Too exhausted to even consider moving.

Leonora's agreement lit up Taylor's mood, and he playfully pulled her close again.

"Again?" Leonora was on the verge of tears.

"It's been two years since I last touched you."

After another round of lovemaking, realizing it was getting late, Leonora grabbed her phone and called Shania. Despite feeling utterly drained, she mustered the strength to sound casual: "Mom, I've got something going on tonight, I won't be coming home."

With Joselyn married, Leonora couldn't use her as an excuse anymore. On the other end, Shania paused before replying, "Alright, just be safe out there."

At 28, Leonora's constant presence was becoming a bit much for Shania and Devon; a night away was a welcome break. After all, at her age, a bit of nightlife was to be expected.

Hanging up, Shania tossed her phone on the coffee table and turned to Devon. "No need to worry, she's in love for sure."

Hearing this, Devon straightened up in alarm: "And you're okay with her staying out? Shouldn't you tell her to come home?"

"Come on, she's a grown woman. Some her age are already mothers. Let her have a social life and build a relationship."

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