
The Coldest Man in the Room Melted Only for Me
| Authors | Anne Gates |
| Categories | Romance |
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| Chapters | 140 |
| Status | Ongoing |
| Publish | 10 chaps/day |
Summary for The Coldest Man in the Room Melted Only for Me
The Coldest Man in the Room Melted Only for Me by Anne Gates – A masterpiece of Romance literature
The Coldest Man in the Room Melted Only for Me, Ongoing, stands out for its well-crafted plot, compelling characters, and universal themes. Written by Anne Gates, this Romance work offers a rich and unforgettable reading experience.
Riley is a psychologist who once met a mistress during an online consultation. Later, however, she discovered that the very same mistress had been sleeping with her husband—and had even given birth to his illegitimate child. Without hesitation, Riley filed for divorce and left the city with her daughter, moving to the capital to pursue a deeper academic career.
Over the years, she transformed from a hospital newcomer into an internationally renowned professor of psychiatry and psychology, eventually becoming the youngest and most brilliant rising star in the medical field. Throughout this arduous journey, Sebastian—a man who stood at the very pinnacle of power—had been silently watching over her, always in the capacity of her daughter's uncle.
One day, after winning a prestigious award, Riley went to thank him in person. "Sebastian," she said, "thank you for all your support along the way."
To her utter surprise, Sebastian—a man notorious for keeping his distance from women—suddenly pulled her close by the waist and asked in a low voice, "And how exactly do you plan to thank me?"
Riley's eyes widened in shock, her heart pounding so violently that she could not utter a single word.
"How about giving yourself to me?" Sebastian leaned down and whispered in her ear.
Later, with tears still glistening in her eyes, Riley asked him, "Don't you mind that I'm divorced and have a child?"
"Divorce was never your fault," Sebastian replied. Then, his usually cold and stern features softened into a trace of tenderness as he added, "And as for the child—why would I ever dislike my own?"


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