Love Unbreakable by Bank Brook

Chapter 426 How To Repay Me

Raegan sensed Mitchel's irritation but couldn't pinpoint the cause. She gently asked, "What's making you upset?"

Mitchel let out a laugh, a mix of amusement and frustration. She hadn't grasped the reason for his mood! He said, "You keep pulling away from me!"

Raegan grasped the situation a bit. "Is it because returned the five million to you?"

"Yes. We were a couple, and I don't think you should return those five million to me. I willingly helped your uncle by giving him the money."

Hearing this, Raegan was at a loss for words.

Mitchel took a moment to gaze at Raegan, his feelings laid bare in his look.

"I thought I could at least endure not seeing you until tomorrow. Yet, even before the sunset, the longing is unbearable. I've hit my breaking point by making it to the end of the meeting. I'm far weaker than I ever admitted to myself." Mitchel's soft laughter betrayed a hint of self-deprecation.

Raegan felt her heart flutter at his admission. She was at a loss for words, unable to articulate the whirlwind of emotions inside her.

Confronted with Mitchel's mix of tenderness and assertiveness, Raegan found herself unsure of how to respond. After a brief pause, she finally said, "Thank you for everything tonight." Mitchel's intervention had led to his injury, making her gratitude feel like the least she could offer.

Mitchel's sharp gaze softened as he looked down at her. "And how will you repay me?"

"What?"

Mitchel fixed her with a look full of emotion and said, "You just thanked me."

Feeling her heart race under his intense scrutiny, Raegan faltered. "What are you suggesting?"

Mitchel gazed at her, his eyes burning with intensity.

Catching the meaning of his look, a deep blush spread across Raegan's cheeks. She mentally braced herself to reject any unreasonable requests he might have in mind.

Yet, Mitchel's next words took her by surprise, a mischievous grin on his face. "Prepare a meal for me."

"What?"

have a taste of your

request was unexpectedly modest. Raegan struggled to wrap her mind around this. She had anticipated he would seize the chance to ask for

ail?" Raegan couldn't help but

Mitchel had something else in mind. He simply avoided pushing her too hard, fearing it might feel like coercion. He met her

his question, her reaction a

leaned in, and kissed her, picking up

herself enveloped

met, boldly intertwining in a dance

couldn't suppress her moans. The embarrassment overwhelmed her! She was shocked by how a single kiss could affect her so profoundly! And with Matteo driving up front, could he hear them? The

sounds seemed to spur Mitchel on. He cradled her head, pressing her into the leather seat, while his leg cleverly pinned hers, asserting his dominance. It was

lips, gently at first, then delving deeper,

and fiery, lingered

lips

at her, a knowing smile on his face, and said, "Seems like my kisses

intensified beyond measure.

a hint of mischief, he asked,

thought she might burst with emotion! She struggled to articulate her frustration. He twisted the situation as if she were asking for

numb. As she tried to express herself, her words emerged shaky, resembling more like a

presence, his intent unclear. "You seem to disapprove

against the seat, Raegan found no escape. She felt trapped as he closed in, inch by inch. She knew if she argued with him further, he would simply kiss her until her knees grew weak once

as she spoke, her voice quivered as if she were on the verge of tears. "Nothing of

anymore since I fear..." Mitchel's tone was rough, breaking off to gently bite her soft earlobe. "I fear I won't

face turned even

car finally arrived at

he continued to kiss her tenderly for a while longer.

seemed in high spirits, entirely at ease from head to toe. He stepped out of

entrance, Mitchel softly whispered, "Raegan, do not push me

Raegan was stunned. "I..."

your thoughts later." It seemed he harbored some hesitance about pressing

Raegan found sleep elusive,

in chaos. Had they reconciled? To label their encounters as reconciliatory felt incomplete. Yet, the denial of such, paired with their closeness, indicated a level of intimacy that went beyond