# Chapter 20: The Night He Wanted to Remember
Hello everyone, it’s me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 20 of "Seduced By My Ex's Divorce Attorney audiobook free." And oh, what a chapter this is. It is flirtatious, vulnerable, tense, and deeply romantic in the way only Roarke and Hannah can make it. This is the chapter where public appearances collide with private longing, where old wounds brush against new desire, and where one hotel room door closes on everything except the truth.
We begin right in the middle of the spark. Roarke and Hannah are at the restaurant, circling each other with that dangerous mix of wit and hunger. He teases her about waiting, about surprises, about what he plans to do later. She matches him beat for beat, but her body is already betraying her. Every touch, every whispered word, every tug of her earlobe pulls her deeper into the magnetic pull between them. Roarke is not holding back. He tells her he has three God-given gifts ready to fulfill her every wish, and the air between them practically catches fire.
Then, of course, Edie arrives like a bucket of cold water and a spotlight all at once. Roarke’s mother calls Hannah his “new love,” and Hannah’s brain stumbles over the phrase. She wants to argue, to say Edie is wrong, but a quiet part of her is beginning to see what everyone else already sees. Roarke may be controlled in the courtroom, but around Hannah, his feelings are written all over him. Edie knows her son. And she is not subtle about it.
Edie steals Hannah away to meet the women of the town. What follows is a wonderfully awkward, painfully revealing scene. Hannah is placed in front of a table of curious women, including Peachy Pam, Mustache Millie, Blue Betty, and others. They want the story. They want to know how Hannah met Roarke, because apparently Roarke has been the local heartthrob everyone tried to catch, and Liv is still a ghost in the background. Hannah feels the jealousy stir, even though she has no claim on him. She has not even slept with him yet, but the thought of Liv as the love of his life digs at her more than she wants to admit.
Hannah tells them they met in court. Then she drops the uncomfortable truth: Roarke was not her divorce lawyer. He was her ex’s. The table reacts with surprise, judgment, and a little bit of delicious gossip. Millie smirks like the mean girl she probably was in high school, and Hannah realizes this is the story she will have to tell over and over if she and Roarke become a real couple. It is not pretty. It is not simple. But it is theirs.
Just when the interrogation feels like it might swallow her whole, Roarke appears behind her like a rescue she did not know she needed. His hands settle on her shoulders, his thumb tracing her neck under her hair, and he takes over the story. He tells the women he tracked her down. He says he knew the moment he saw the PI photos that she had to be his. He admits he should have refused to represent his client because Hannah was a conflict of interest the second he saw her. He praises her charitable foundation, the way she empowers young girls, the way she keeps him honest and on his toes. The women melt. Even Edie looks pleased. Only Millie keeps giving him the stink eye, but Roarke does not care. He has eyes only for Hannah.
He steals her away from the table, and they leave the party. Allie and Wyatt are locked in another kiss, so farewells are unnecessary. Roarke threads his fingers through Hannah’s and leads her to the car. His confession is simple and raw: he needed her a year ago. The line lands softly, but it echoes.
Then we arrive at the hotel room. The door opens, and they stumble inside, lips tangled, hands desperate. The door slams, and neither of them cares. But Roarke pulls back. Hannah is confused, wanting him to keep going. He explains that if they do not slow down, he will not remember this. And he needs to remember the first time he takes her. That one sentence shatters the last piece of Hannah’s uncertainty. This is not just passion for him. This is a memory he wants to keep.
He stands a few feet away, drinking her in. He tells her she is gorgeous. He removes his shoes with deliberate slowness, taking one painful step toward her. The moment stretches, intimate and electric. Hannah lets it sink in because she knows Roarke will be someone she needs to remember, too. He touches her cheek, her jaw, the back of her neck. His thumb moves along the center of her throat. And then he says it: he feels like he is in the middle of some teenage kid’s wet dream right now. It is funny, honest, and disarmingly human, a perfect note to end on.
This chapter is a turning point. Hannah stops being just the woman caught between her past and her present. She starts becoming the woman who might actually choose Roarke, publicly and privately. Roarke stops hiding behind charm and control. He claims her in front of his hometown, admits his feelings through stories and touch, and then slows down because he wants their first time to matter. Edie sees the truth. The women see the chemistry. And Hannah finally begins to see that the man she once viewed as her ex’s attorney is also the man who might be hers.
### Reader’s Impressions & Star Rating
As a reader, I absolutely loved the balance in this chapter. It gave us the heat of Roarke and Hannah’s connection, but it also gave us the awkwardness of being new in someone’s hometown, the sting of old flames, and the tenderness of a man who wants to remember every second. Edie is a scene-stealer, Millie is a perfect little antagonist, and the hotel room moment is both sensual and emotionally grounded. The chapter does not rush the fall. It lets Hannah and Roarke stand at the edge of something real and terrifying, and that makes it all the more satisfying. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.8 / 5 Stars
### Next Chapter Prediction
Next, we are almost certainly heading into the hotel room’s long-awaited moment. Roarke has made it clear he wants to savor every second, and Hannah has finally let her doubt fall away. I predict Chapter 21 will deliver the intimacy they have been dancing around, but it will not be simple. Afterward, reality may creep in: perhaps a call from Hannah’s ex, a reminder of Roarke’s past with Liv, or the judgment of the town following them back to Chicago. Their first night together may bind them closer, but it may also raise the stakes. And if Edie’s words are any indication, Roarke will not be the one running this time—Hannah will have to decide if she is ready to be claimed for good.
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