Chapter 62

Jonathan was dead set on teaching me a lesson. I started angry and frustrated, but after a few days, I realized I had to find another way out. He showed up to work like clockwork. Sometimes, he stayed late at the office, but he mostly holed up in his study to get work done. He still slept next to me at night, but there was a clear line between us, like a wall neither of us would cross. I had no idea what Jonathan was thinking. All the fights and drama were useless with him. He was like a brick wall, stuck in his own way and completely uninterested in what I had to say. One night, Jonathan lay down behind me like he always did. Just as he was about to pull me into his arms, I suddenly opened my eyes and looked at him. "I was wrong." He paused, his deep eyes fixed on me. The dim light only made him look more striking. Honestly, that face could ruin someone. I knew it when I was 18. He didn't need to do anything, and that face alone was enough to have people throwing themselves at h