The feeling of being deprived from a forbidden valley for too long is unbearable.
Austin Lucas walked inside, and due to the rise in body temperature, he unconsciously took off his overcoat.
As he pulled off his tie and unbuttoned his shirt, his fingers instinctively reached for his belt buckle...
His gaze swept towards the bed, and his dark pupils suddenly contracted fiercely.
"Lily..." he doubted his own eyes.
The woman he had longed for was lying on the bed, unaware and unconcerned.
Austin Lucas couldn’t help but walk over.
Lily’s exquisitely delicate facial features during her deep sleep appeared before him.
Her beautiful almond-shaped eyes were tightly closed, her eyelashes curled, her nose petite.
Her cherry lips glowed with a pink luster.
The unconscious breath made her lips slightly part as if she was inviting a kiss.
Her clothes were in disarray, with a wide-open neckline, revealing a curve.
Seeing this scene, Austin Lucas’s Adam’s apple rolled up and down.
In an instant, the blood churning inside his body was even fiercer than before, all of it unconsciously rushing towards a certain area.
A man deprived for three years could no longer bear it; if he continued to repress it, he felt his body would be torn apart by the restlessness coursing within.
Austin Lucas, following his instinct, approached the bed, extending his hand towards the woman with an almost worshipful sentint.
When his scorching fingertips touched the soft skin...
The woman in the bed let out an unconscious whimper.
With that gentle sound, the last semblance of reason in Austin Lucas’s eyes was completely extinguished.
...
While Austin Lucas and Lily were drugged and locked inside a hotel room, the Lucas family was also in turmoil.
"I told her not to go, not to, but she just wouldn’t listen to ! Look what happened now, isn’t this a ss?"
At the Lucas family, facing Sadie who returned with the cell phone, Emily Taylor complained anxiously.
"Madam, now is not the ti for bla. Our young miss is missing, and I have already asked the Reddington family to search the entire city. But in A City, the Lucas family has more influence than ours, so please also arrange for the Lucas family’s people to look for our young miss’s whereabouts."
"Yes, you’re right, we need to search..." Emily Taylor was flustered, worried about her granddaughter in Lily’s womb, and also worried about Lily.
Although she complained about Lily’s recklessness, she still rembered to save her when it mattered.
"I’ll first call Sebastian Lucas VII and Benjamin Lucas IX. Ethan Wilson’s plane should be arriving soon, and when he’s back, let him..." Emily Taylor muttered to herself.
Just as she was about to dial the number, her eyes caught sight of the cell phone in Sadie’s hand and she suddenly paused.
"Wait, tell again about what happened. Where did Lily go missing?"
"She disappeared from the restaurant private room on the third floor of the Grand Crystal Hotel - I found just this on the ground when I got there."
Sadie pointed to the cell phone, not understanding why Emily Taylor was still concerned about this at such a ti.
"Private room..." Emily Taylor thought of the text ssage and couldn’t help asking, "Then do you know who she was eting?"
Sadie’s eyes paused before she shook her head with extre composure, "I don’t know..."
She knew that the Lucas family’s listening device had not been found, so she decided not to discuss Austin Lucas with Emily Taylor here.
"Madam, now is not the ti to worry about such trivial things; you should quickly..."
"How can this be a trivial thing!" Emily Taylor angrily interrupted Sadie before she could finish, "You don’t know what your miss has done. The person who sent her the ssage today is very likely to be her ex-husband Austin Lucas."
"If she really went to et Austin Lucas, then I can’t let the Lucas family’s people go looking for her right now!"
If the Reddington family found Lily and Austin Lucas, they would keep it a secret, but if other people from the Lucas family found them... Ethan Wilson’s cuckoldry would be forever immutable.
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