Dumping My Ex to Flash Marry the Untouchable CEO novel Chapter 603

Chapter 603

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Judy’s eyes flickered as she wrapped her arms around Kenneth’s neck, coaxing sweetly, “So tell me, could you maybe do something on Aurora’s end… keep her from ever waking up?”

Kenneth nearly collapsed from shock.

“Are you insane?”

His voice clearly trembled.

Seeing his reaction, Judy’s eyes narrowed.

Something didn’t feel right.

Why was Kenneth suddenly acting so afraid of Lucas?

That wasn’t like him at all, especially when it came to things in the bedroom–he was always bold, unrestrained, and full of tricks.

Never once had he shown a hint of timidity.

But now, he was clearly holding back.

It threw Judy off.

Kenneth, trying to steer her attention away, said quickly, “Alright, stop with the nonsense. If there’s any news on her, I’ll let you know.”

With that, he pressed in, ready for the final push.

Judy, already caught in the moment, closed her lips obediently.

But just then, the phone rang again.

Kenneth flinched so hard his whole body jolted.

His expression turned grim as he snatched up the phone and saw the screen.

It was Joseph calling again.

Judy’s face darkened too.

They’d been on the verge of finishing, and this man just had to get in the way.

“Your other man’s calling you,” Kenneth said coldly.

He ended the call and tossed the phone back at her.

Then he stood and began dressing.

After getting interrupted not once but twice, the mood was thoroughly ruined.

No one had the patience to keep going after that.

No matter how much Kenneth used to enjoy the thrill, he had no interest in continuing now.

It just wasn’t fun anymore.

After getting dressed, Judy finally glanced at her phone and saw that Joseph hadn’t just called, he’d also sent a flood of

“Judy, what are you doing?”

“I’m coming over right now.”

When she read that last line, Judy felt a pounding headache coming on.

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It was giving her a full–blown migraine, especially after just getting through a romp with Kermeth–dealing with Joseph’s drama was the last thing she had energy for.

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