You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Damn.

In fact, he should have thought of it. Otis had almost forced Joyce to drink that glass of red wine, so it was impossible that there was nothing wrong with it.

Now, he was getting hotter and hotter, and his throat was so dry.

It was such a familiar feeling.

It took him back to the night more than four years ago when he was drugged, chased down and forced to fall into a river. At that time, Joyce used a boomerang dart to drive off the killer and save him with her virginity.

The same burning sensation... He was feeling like he was burning all over and all his cells were about to explode. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the Findɴovel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Just, it shouldn't be like that.

Otis was very sophisticated and did not seem to be that impatient. How could he put aphrodisiac in the wine?

Damn, it's a good thing she didn’t drink that wine.

He felt dizzy in his head and he was a little unsteady on his feet. His back was leaning against the rapidly rising elevator, which made him even more dizzy and uncomfortable. Every second was such a torture to him.

He kept looking at the floor number, and waited anxiously before they got to the top floor.

scarlet, and his already good- looking face was

red wine even be that

time, the elevator

then opened

kindly. After all, he drank so much only because he wanted to take her away from Otis’

step out of the elevator and waved his hand at her, "No, you hurry back to your room, and leave

of his sanity told him that he'd better be alone for the time

medicine?" She wasn't quite sure, but obviously he looked out of sorts and was walking with

now." He almost growled out, and his tone full

feeling so hot all over, and an

was just about to lost control of

see that he

to the door of her room and she

The door opened.

mind. What an unreasonable man. She must have been out of her mind to be so

still think she was coming to him just for

not need her help, then it's fine. She could go to her room and take

and closed the door behind her. Suddenly, the door of the room was held firmly by

moment, before she could even have the time to understand what had