Six Brothers Plea for Forgiveness

Chapter 136

Alice had known Chloe and Max had drugged her. With any other man, she would have rather died. She gripped his collar.“Do you have a girlfriend?”

“No, I haven’t.” Jack felt her heavy breathing. He wiped away her tears.“You’re young. Don’t give. yourself away so easily.”

“But I like you!” She kissed him, clumsy and tentative.

Jack’s palms were sweating. He sighed, knowing she was vulnerable and influenced by the drugs. He cupped the back of her head, deepening the kiss. He was forceful, dominant, taking control.

Soon, she lay limp in his arms, flushed. He wiped her lips, admiring their fullness. She met his gaze, all reason gone.

She pushed him down, her hands trembling on his chest. He held her waist, his touch lingering. His eyes burned.“Alice, are you sure you won’t regret this?”

“I won’t regret it!”

He flipped her over, his breath hot against her ear.“Little Alice, I can’t say no to you.”

She was speechless, all her courage spent. His touch was mesmerizing. He covered her eyes, whispering, There are other ways.”

She wondered what he meant. He lifted her, carrying her into the bathroom and placing her in the tub. Cold water washed over her.

Her teeth chattered.“Jack!”

“I’m here.” He knelt beside her, his voice gentle.’T’ll always be here.”

She held his hand, enduring the cold, comforted by his presence.

the man she

pulled the covers over her face, mortified.

a major illness. But her mind was

the way, but they’d come pretty close. She’d passed out in the tub, but she

was too shy to face him. She reached for her phone,

withdrew her hand. Should she slip away while he was still

awkward.

“Awake?”

plan. She held

pulled back the covers. She held them tight. She

tugged again, unsuccessfully. A playful glint entered his eyes. “Shy now?”

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had vanished.

his teasing, she wanted to disappear..

I’m going

noticing his physique.

seeing her dress discarded on the floor. It

in his robe, saw her picking up

clothes will

crimson, hiding under

sat up, meeting his gaze, embarrassed. “I’m fine. The drug had worn off. He

“I said

forehead. “Didn’t I tell you not to drink at bars? You never

shuddered, remembering