Boss, Your Wife is Asking for A Divorce, Again!

Chapter 1126

Toby knew Sonia was also willing to be his wife, but it was because of her shyness that she couldn't say it out loud.

Heavens knew how he wished she could be braver and audaciously tell him she wanted and was willing to be his

Mrs. Fuller. However, he knew it was impossible for the time being, at least, for she would be bashful very easily.

It seemed that he would have to do better and polish her more, see that her bashfulness would be alleviated. With

the thought in mind, he narrowed his eyes and caressed her lips flirtatiously.

A ticklish Sonia reflexively moved her head back only to have her head secured by Toby's other hand. He had

foreseen it, so he let go of her waist the second her head moved, stopping her from retreating.

"What—" Sonia looked at the man with wide eyes, and just as she wanted to question the man's actions, she found

the burning passion deep beneath his eyes.

Shoot! Her heart skipped a beat that second. This dude isn't going to do what I think he wants to do, is he?!

Sonia stiffened for a moment and wanted to leave Toby's lap the second she came to herself, or this man would

surely not spare her.

To her dismay, Toby narrowed his eyes the second she shifted her body as he leaned forward to pin her down on

the couch.

The corner of her lips twitched the moment she found herself immobile, sandwiched between the man and the

couch. She knew she was a step too late and failed to escape. Perhaps, he had already noticed the second she

thought about running away.

Thus, he pinned her down on the couch the second she moved and severed her thoughts about leaving entirely.

"T-Toby, can you let go of me first?" Sonia's bent arms were pressed against Toby's chest.

Knowing she wouldn't be able to escape by force, she decided to do things the easy way—talking.

Hey, who knows? He might actually let me go—though the chances are slim, it's worth the shot, no?

"Why should I?" Sure enough, he refused her request the next second.

He finally had her where he wanted, and she'd run away the second he let go. So, only an idiot would agree to her

request. As much as she had expected the answer from him, she didn't feel defeated either.

She took a quick look around before smiling at Toby. "Then, maybe you can get up a little? You're really pressing

down on me; I'll have a little difficulty breathing."

She had decided to shove him away and make a run for it the second he moved, with no hesitation whatsoever.

However, poor Sonia didn't know she was an open book. Her thoughts were written evidently on her face, amusing

Toby.

"Don't bother. I'll guide you when to breathe. So no need to get up." With that, the man put one arm around her

waist and lifted her up, causing their bodies to press against each other even more.

Instantly, her face flushed crimson, for she was lying when she said she couldn't breathe. But now, it was real.

Sonia suddenly thought she had shot herself in the foot, and her smile had even stiffened further.

With that, she took a deep breath and looked at the man. "As if I need you to guide me. You—"

"You're not having second thoughts, are you?" Toby interrupted her before she could finish her words.

"Sorry?" Sonia was rendered stumped, causing Toby to narrow his eyes. "Don't remember?"

She shook her head reflexively. "Why don't you just tell it straight to me and not beat around the bushes?"

At that, he caressed her face as he said, "Alright, I'll tell it straight to you. You said we'd talk about this after the

meal when we were eating, and now, it's after the meal. That's why I'm asking if you're having second thoughts

when you want me to get up."

Sonia choked right at that, and she fell stupefied as well, clearly having forgotten about it.

"Just say it if you're having second thoughts because I won't blame you. This isn't your first time anyway," he

declared as his gaze dimmed, seeing how despondent she looked. At that, he drooped his eyelids, looking

disappointed and aggrieved.

Seeing how b*tchy he was behaving, Sonia hit the roof. "Toby Fuller, can you speak normally?! Who did you learn

that b*tchy attitude from?! Also, when did I say I'm having second thoughts?! What do you mean by 'not my first

time having second thoughts'?! When have I ever gone back on my words?! How come I don't know that?! When

have I never fulfilled whatever I promised you?! Don't you dare slander me!"

Either way, she hated how the man accused her and made her sound like she had never fulfilled her promises.

A glimmer flashed across Toby's eyes as he looked at angry Sonia, and he looked at her with surprise. "So, you're

not going back on your words?"

"Of course not." Sonia puffed up her chest and snorted with displeasure. "I never said I'm having second thoughts.

You're the one who jumped to conclusions."

"That's on me. I thought you didn't want to." He looked at her with amusement in his eyes.

Sonia was first stumped when she saw his smile and the ridicule hidden deep beneath his eyes, then a revelation hit

her, and she widened her eyes. "Toby Fuller, you tricked me!"

"How have I tricked you?" He blinked innocently, causing her to move her hand away from his chest and point

angrily at the man, glaring. "Admit it! You've pushed and provoked me, giving me no chance to come up with

excuses to run away."

Toby sniggered in response, only making her angrier. "Laughing, are we? So you admit it. You're unbelievable,

Fuller!"

She made a move in displeasure and raised her leg to kick the man.

However, it was as though the man had eyes on the back of his head as he pinned her leg down with his the second

she lifted her leg.

"It's precisely I'm worried that you'll go back on your words that deliberately I did so. Don't get upset. Besides,

you've long promised me this, no?" His gaze deepened as he looked at her.

Sonia couldn't refute him as she had indeed promised him.

"That's not my problem." She glared at him. "I might not go back on my words if you hadn't deliberately provoked

me. But now that you have, I'll show you what's going back on my words."

At that, she shoved the man, wanting to push him away. But would Toby be willing? Of course not. With just a little

force, the strength Sonia exerted became useless.

No matter how hard she pushed, the man wouldn't budge. It was like he was a wall.

Alas, after shoving him for some time, not only did he not move a bit, she was well spent and gasped as she

slumped on the couch.

Seeing so, Toby chuckled again. "C'mon, give it up. I won't let you go back on your words."

With that, he tilted his head slightly and lowered it, causing Sonia to close her eyes reflexively, knowing he was

going to kiss her.

She knew well that there was nothing she could do but lay flat and resign to fate when she couldn't even budge.

Wasn't there a saying where if you can't beat 'em, join 'em?

After all, she wouldn't be able to escape later in bed even if she managed to do so now, so why not just comply?

But lo and behold, the sound of the doorbell ringing came from the entryway just as Toby's lips were about to touch

Sonia's.

"Someone's at the door." Sonia opened her eyes at once and pushed Toby away with ease. Who knew where she

got the strength from? Perhaps the man was so focused on kissing her that he let his guard down.