The Genius Ex-Wife’s Revenge Portfolio novel Chapter 241

Ella suddenly spotted a familiar figure by the door. It’s Monica.

Monica had come looking for David. There had been so much noise outside, it was only a matter of time before she showed up and found this room.

When Monica saw Ella and David together on the bed, her innocent eyes turned cold and venomous. She glared at Ella, a look sharp enough to sting.

Ella let out a cold sneer. Just as David tried to get up, she hooked her arm around his neck, flipped them over, and pushed him down onto the mattress. Now she was on top.

Monica stared from the doorway, wide-eyed. She had never expected Ella to actually pin David down. It was shockingly bold.

Ella’s soft, warm body pressed against him again. David tensed, his lips tight with annoyance. “What are you doing now? Get off.”

Ella just smiled, refusing to move. “Mr. Harmon, whose lap dance did you like more, mine or Jessa’s?”

It’s the same question the rich kids had teased him with earlier.

David didn’t answer.

Ella’s fingers drifted across his chest, teasing and slow. “Alright, new question. That night, what did you and Monica do together?”

David’s whole body went stiff. He grabbed her wandering hand, holding it in place.

He couldn’t remember. All that lingered in his mind was a dream about her. But there was no way he’d ever admit that to her. His pride wouldn’t let him.

Monica’s face had gone completely pale. David had always been distant with her, but now he was kissing Ella. Monica could see it clearly. David felt something for Ella. When a man is into a girl, it’s impossible to hide. Monica, Jessa, everyone around him could sense it.

Feeling Ella’s cool, steady gaze, Monica clenched her fists and turned to leave.

As soon as Monica was gone, Ella pressed her palms against David’s chest and pushed him away.

David’s hand lingered at her waist. His throat moved as he swallowed, his voice rough. “What is it?”

Ella looked at him, a sly smile in her eyes. “Looks like I just scared your Monica off.”