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The Divorce Prescription (Celina and Adam) novel Chapter 855

Jonah winced. A man's throat was a sensitive place, and Hailey had sunk her teeth into his with no mercy.

The pain shot through him so sharply that he swore he could die right there in her arms.

Hailey let go and looked at him. "Did that hurt?"

A neat row of teeth marks had already appeared on his neck, and it was her doing.

His voice was husky as he replied, "Yeah. It hurt."

"Good. Remember that pain. Next time, if you talk to another woman again, I'll—"

Before she could finish, Jonah smirked. "I get it."

"What?"

"I get that you're jealous!"

Did he just say she was jealous? Hailey's heart skipped a beat, and she opened her mouth to deny it. "I'm not—"

"Yes, you are. Don't even try to lie, Ms. Hailey!"

She had nothing to say to that, so she glared at him with tear-filled eyes.

The look she gave him sent a tingle straight to his chest. He leaned down and kissed her.

The kiss deepened quickly, turning hot and breathless. Hailey wore a champagne-colored satin slip—the kind meant for sleeping—with a pale yellow cardigan loosely draped over her shoulders when she had stepped outside.

Now, the cardigan had slipped down her smooth, glowing shoulders, and Jonah's lips were already trailing downward along the delicate curve of her neck.

Hailey felt like she was melting into the seat, her body seemingly soft and boneless. With the last bit of reason she could hold onto, she murmured, "Jonah… we're still in the car…"

Jonah asked with a low voice, "Want to go to my place?"

Hailey responded, "I…"

Jonah said, "I can't wait anymore. Let's just do it here. Haven't we… never tried it in the car?"

Hailey's cheeks reddened. No, they hadn't.

Suddenly, something popped into her mind. "Jonah, we don't have that!"

"What?"

She whispered, "A condom!"

Jonah kissed her again, his breath hot against her skin. "Let's not use one…"

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