Housewife Gone Wild

Loose 667

Edward turned to look at me, his eyes turbulent with emotion.

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My heart raced, and my breath quickened. He suddenly reached out, gently tucking a strand of hair behind my ear.

“You spent the whole night with him, and I couldn’t sleep at all… Victoria, is this your way of punishing me for tearing you and Ryan apart back then?” Edward’s voice was heavy, and there was pain in his eyes.

His sorrow and sense of loss crashed into my heart like a blaze, suddenly setting it alight.

“Edward, you brought this on yourself…” I bit my lip and said, “If you just stop loving me, all this hurt will disappear.”

“I can’t…” Edward was like a wounded animal, beaten and lost. He pulled his hand back and turned away, staring out the window, his voice rough and shattered. “I’ve tried.”

My head buzzed, and before I realized what I was doing, my fingers instinctively clutched at his sleeve.

In the next instant, I was pulled into his arms by an irresistible force. Suddenly, I found myself pressed against his chest as

hished

down, desperately seeking mine.

Our mouths met in a rush of heat, and all sense of reason vanished in an instant.

It was like a pile of tinder left to dry under the summer sun–one tiny spark, and everything went up in flames.

happened next was somehow both expected and

and I had pulled back and forth so many times–every time it felt

managed to break free.

But this time…

was like I was pinned to him,

water, we soaked up each other’s heat, desperate and

sense of myself–Victoria… his voice whispered in

could hear,

nearly half an hour–so fast,

up.

everything finally stilled, I couldn’t even look at myself. My soul and body felt completely undone, like they couldn’t

just kissed my cheek and

late,” I snapped,

chuckled softly and kissed me

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Chapter 667

occurred to me that he knew my professor. I kept

told the driver

intimacy, definitely not the kind of atmosphere for an

rolled down the window, letting the cold air rush

a cold, don’t let

I need to cool off,” I said

and rolled the window down a little,