Drunk and Daring I Kissed a Tycoon

Chapter 333

Vespera was trapped in Dominic's sturdy embrace. His intense, masculine scent had hints of woody notes, which seemed to overtake her completely.

Dominic tightened his grip on her waist as he gently tilted her chin upward. She saw the dangerous glint in his narrowed eyes.

"Why are you so eager to grab Rebecca?" Dominic sounded unusually gentle.

"I want her to protect me." Vespera wore a tormented expression as she spoke pleadingly.

Dominic leaned forward, and his cheek drew closer to Vespera. She could smell the liquor in his warm breath fanning her cheeks.

"Why do you need protection? Ms. Gildon, are you in danger? Why don't you let me protect you?" His low voice sounded gentle and affectionate, yet his grip on her waist was terrifying.

Vespera felt like she was done for. Dominic was really furious.

She grabbed his arm without hesitation. "Don't be angry. Let's go somewhere else. I'll explain it all to you." She even shot him a sweet smile.

Dominic looked at Vespera, who seemed guilty and insincere. He leaned forward and pressed his lips roughly against hers.

He pulled away and spoke, his voice tinged with hurt. "Ms. Gildon, I saw it with my own eyes. What else is there to explain?"

that, he released her

as she watched Dominic disappear in the distance. She suddenly looked dazed. What was going on? He was throwing

hadn't caught up with him, he turned around and stood there gracefully. His

hard to please. Anyone who dealt with him would

walked toward Dominic.

noticed the inscrutable expression on his face, so she called out sweetly,

he did not respond, she gritted her

Vespera could feel goosebumps all over her

hurt expression seemed to have eased slightly. He merely said nonchalantly, "Get

I'll drive," Vespera knew she was at fault, so she offered to drive as if she worked for him. She took the car keys from his pocket and even

the car door at the back, causing

expression to darken. He

nonchalantly walked toward the

seat and opened

getting in the

to sit at the

was starting

she knew

going through so much trouble, she would have