Betrayed, Then Back For Blood

Chapter 60

Chapter 60

Ashton sauntered over to the sofa like

peacock displaying its feathers, plopped down next to Briar, and leaned back into the sofa’s

embrace, stretching out his limbs and tilting his head back with a relaxed expression.

“Alright, let’s get started,” he said, closing his eyes on his own without any prompting from Briar.

They were sitting so close that Briar could catch the faint, pleasant scent of freshly showered skin emanating from Ashton.

‘I wonder what kind of body wash Ashton uses. It smells really good. I should ask him tomorrow and get the same one for myself,‘ she thought to herself.

Uncertain about what had made Ashton fall asleep last time, Briar decided to mimic what she had done in the hotel. She took out her phone, planning to play a few rounds of a game to see if that would help induce sleepiness.

Of course, a quiet environment was necessary for creating a sleepy atmosphere, so she plugged in her earphones, glanced at Ashton’s thin lips pursed in a relaxed manner to make sure he wasn’t bothered, and then launched the game.

room, couldn’t help but twitch his lips at Briar’s seemingly half–hearted attempt at keeping company

surprise, fifteen minutes later, when Briar finished a game and looked over at Ashton, he

a deep sleep, as

astonishment. ‘Could it really work?‘ she

been keeping an eye on Ashton the whole

seeing.

drugs, no physical hypnosis, not even any soothing sounds

of a miracle. I have to capture this moment and share it in the group chat. I can’t be the only one

this.‘

photos of Ashton from every angle, his excitement and fervor

there for a moment, dumbfounded,

didn’t notice Briar’s expression, nor did he see her slowly inching closer

to the sleeping Ashton, who was now completely defenseless. He had great skin, long eyelashes, a graceful neck, and a

understated appeal, and his legs were long, straight, and alluring. ‘No, I can’t keep staring. I need to maintain my

herself.

back and resumed playing her game, completely unaware of the faint, upward curl of