Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

Dinnertime arrived, and the four of them were famished. To celebrate Silas and Rose's newfound romance, they decided to visit Belbanks' most renowned local restaurant.

Jasper took the wheel while Alyssa sat next to him in the front passenger seat. They allowed Silas and Rose to claim the backseat. After all, they just got together. It was understandable that they would be all over each other.

Alyssa and Jasper, however, couldn't help but avoid the rearview mirror. The only sounds reaching them were occasional smacks.

"Ouch, Rosie," Silas winced, rubbing his hand. "Can you be a little lighter? I am your husband, you know." His playful tone made it clear he wasn't bothered by their audience.

Despite the playful pain, his affection was evident.

"Whose permission did you think you had to let your hands wander like that? Quite bold of you, isn't it?"

Silas tightened his embrace around Rose's waist, sending a warm flush creeping up her cheeks. As Rose nestled against his chest, a wave of captivation washed over him, deeper than before.

The man hugged Rose rightly by her waist. Her face was blushed. A sweet-smelling lady was glued to his chest; it was undeniably captivating.

you're my boyfriend, not my

someone else if I don't behave?"

challenged him, tilting her chin up. "We'll see about that, mister.

"I dare you, Rosie."

and kissed Rose fervently, parting her lips with his tongue, and enveloping

embarrassment. Though she considered pushing him away, Silas' passionate kiss left her unable

soft tug, their tongues danced together with increasing

"You can't think about

Silas couldn't shake off

watched the intimacy between Jasper

Rose's face haunted him, turning his

yearned for her intensely, feeling addicted to her presence. He was unwilling to be away from her for even one second. As Silas and Rose kissed passionately, Alyssa and Jasper remained

the restaurant's basement parking, Jasper let out a long

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