Divorced But Not Defeated The Military Queen’s Rise Again novel Chapter 34

Chapter 34 Feel Free To Make Use

Exactly,” Julius said without hesitation. He leaned in closer, his tone light, teasing. “I happen to be quite confident in my physique, Ms. Bridger. Feel free to make use of it anytime.”

Quinn had never met a man who could say something so outrageous with such perfect composure. “No need,” she replied sharply. “I don’t require it.”

“Are you sure you don’t?” he murmured, his breath cool against her skin as his fingers slowly trailed up her

arm.

The chill of his touch clashed with the feverish heat pulsing through her, sending an involuntary shiver down her spine, igniting something dangerously tempting within her.

Quinn gritted her teeth and forced the desire down. In one swift motion, she caught his wrist and glared at him. “All I need from you,” she said firmly, “is a ride to the hospital.”

The medication was clearly taking effect. Her body was flushed and hypersensitive, trembling at even the lightest touch.

But her eyes remained clear, sharp, unwavering. Not even for a moment did she waver to desire. She wouldn’t yield.

And in that instant, Julius couldn’t look away. His heart pounded, harder than it had in a long time, as if something deep within him had begun to shift.

Then, after a long, weighted silence, he finally smiled. “All right. I’ll take you to the hospital.”

Trent never imagined he’d one day walk into a police station under circumstances like this.

The two men had already confessed, admitting they’d been bribed by Penelope and Jacinda to carry out their dirty work. On their phones, records of Penelope’s money transfers were still clearly visible.

During her statement, Penelope repeatedly insisted on her innocence, claiming she had merely given them money, never actually instructing them to do anything.

Jacinda, for her part, shifted the blame to Sidonie, insisting she had only acted under her influence, and that everything she did was to help her.

Sidonie, however, denied everything. She played dumb, pretending she had no knowledge of the scheme.. But inside, she was seething.

Useless fools. Typical country bumpkins. Can’t even manage something this simple. All the subtle hints I gave them, completely wasted.

Trent sat in the lobby of the police station, his mind a storm of chaos.

He had originally intended to use the banquet that night to explore new business partnerships. But now, after everything that had unfolded, launching a new project was the least of his concerns. Even the stability of his current ventures was at risk.

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Worse still, this scandal could send shockwaves through the company, possibly even affecting the stock price.

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