A CEO's Revenge Marriage Accidentally in Love

I get into the car and feel beyond nervous. Tobias is by my side, helping me with the seat.

Once he sees how far away my feet are from the gas pedal and the brakes, he stifles a

laugh.

I pout at him. “Don’t bully me…”

“I haven’t said anything.” He squats down to push on a button that takes me closer to the

gas

pedal.

“No, but you’re looking as if you want to laugh at me.”

He lifts his eyes while squatting, grinning while adjusting my seat. “And what does matter?

You won’t take offense, will you?”

“No… I suppose not… I’m just embarrassed…”

Tobias chuckles. “Why?” He pokes my knee, grinning again. “Because you have short little.

dachshund legs?”

I gasp. “Don’t call them dachshund legs!”

“But they are so short and cute.” Tobias teases and grips my leg, squeezing it with his

fingers.

I pout at him, and he laughs. “Let’s get out of here, shall we? The short lady needs to learn.

how to drive.”

My eyes narrow. “You’re infuriating…”

There is another chuckle, and then Tobias stands up. He closes the car door for me, and

soon we are on the road.

Tobias is a surprisingly patient teacher and gently tells me what to do. I’m grateful for that.

I’ve never driven a car before and had performance anxiety at first, but I’m calming down.

We are now calmly driving around a block, and Tobias’s eyes study my every move. It

makes shivers run down my spine.

“What?” I ask.

“Will you be fine talking while you’re driving?”

“Sure.” Honestly, I’m not entirely sure if I can focus on driving while talking, but I don’t

want. to sound like a worse driver than I am by admitting that.

Tobias is still studying me with his intense eyes. I can feel his gaze like a physical weight on

my shoulder.

“I want to ask you a few personal questions then.”

For some reason, my heart is thudding. “Alright.”

“And in this car, I want you to be perfectly honest with me,” he briefly meets my eyes

without even a hint of a smile. “Don’t be afraid of speaking the truth. What you say in the

car stays in the car.”

Do I even have a choice when he looks at me with those intense, green eyes? Probably not.

Uh, alright…”

“Do you pretend to like it when I kiss you?”

“Uh, no?” My knees grow weak two seconds in, and my heart always races. How could I

pretend to like his kisses?

Still, Tobias doesn’t smile. In fact, his face remains ice-cold, and I shiver. Didn’t he like my

answer? Have I screwed things up between us because I love his lips on mine?

“What about the sex? Do you fake your orgasms?”

I laugh because that’s silly. But when Tobias narrows his gaze, I avert my eyes and reply

shyly. “No, I don’t fake it at all…”

Again, the is no emotion on Tobias’s face, and he shoots out the next question like rapid

fire.” Are you acting like you’re attracted to me because you think it might please me?”1

This last question is the hardest one to answer. I don’t know why, but it makes me feel

vulnerable to admit I find Tobias attractive even though it isn’t a secret.

It’s just that Tobias takes miles but only gives an inch. He expects me to be honest about

how I feel about him, yet I have no clue how he feels about me. That’s what makes me feel

vulnerable. Naked.

“Do you think I’m acting?” I ask in a low tone. I won’t deny that I find him attractive, not

when he is putting me on the spot. Even though it’s scary, I want to lay my cards flat.

Tobias scratches his chin. “My ex-wife wants to get back together with me. She claims she

never cheated on me.”

He stops talking, gauging my reaction.

I hold my breath, and my hands clutch the wheel. Even my gut is churning, warning me

about something, and the tears are close. Tobias told me he was still in love with Sarah,

so… I guess this is it? I mean, why would he pick his fake wife over her?

Sadness overwhelms me. I like my life with Tobias, but if he wishes to get rid of me to get

back together with his ex-wife, I don’t want to get in the way of his happiness. I will find a

way to get by it’s not a problem. My old job wasn’t that bad. I can earn money and get by,

but that’s not the reason I’m miserable; it’s that I’m-

It’s that I’m in love with Tobias.

I almost choke on the emotion, and Tobias widens his eyes. “Hannah, slow down this is-”

I hit the brakes, and the engine dies. Since I was driving so slowly, we don’t fly out of our

seats. But the car is standing still in the middle of the street, and it’s embarrassing.

My hands shake on the wheel. “I’m… I’m so sorry…”

“What happened?” Tobias asks.

“I can’t do anything right!” I almost yell with tears running down my eyes. I’m shaken and.

emotional. “I’m lucky this was an industrial area, so I didn’t run over someone or

something!”

“Hey, Hannah, calm down. No one is angry at you, and this is normal for beginner drivers,”

Tobias says and reaches out to take my hand, squeezing it. I look at him, and his lips curl

into a smile. “I’m sorry for talking while you were driving. Letting you multitask so soon

definitely wasn’t a good idea.”

I pout at him. “How can you be so calm?”

“Nothing of danger happened?” Tobias seems confused. “And what kind of teacher would I

be if I got angry at you for hitting the brakes? If anything, you’ve proven that you can react

quickly. I told you to slow down, and you panicked and hit the brakes-that’s good.”

“Really?”

“Yes,” he smiles at me. “How about we switch positions, and I take us somewhere to eat

breakfast?” he grimaces. “Though, I guess it will be more like lunch at this hour.”

I laugh through my tears. “That sounds good.”

“You’re crying?” Tobias asks in a teasing tone. “My, you are sensitive. It wasn’t anything

wrong with what you did. You’re a new driver!”

I’m not crying about hitting the brakes, but I don’t feel like sharing that I’m crying because I

fear Tobias might leave me.

“I guess…” I mumble and try to ignore the pain in my chest. It’s a constricting feeling of

discomfort. “I’m sorry for crying…”

He breathes a laugh. “You’re so silly…” he opens the car door and looks me over one last

time. His expression is kind. “Let’s trade places.”

Despite everything, I smile back. “Okay.”