Betrayal At The Altar
Chapter 271
Chapter 271 Terrifying Desire
In the dimly lit carriage, two figures were tangled together.
Rachel wanted to push him away, but the man grabbed her wrist tightly and pulled her closer to the corner of the car.
The man was so domineering that he did not give Rachel any chance to
escape.
Rachel looked up at the man in front of her.
Their eyes met without warning.
The man’s dark eyes were undisguisedly exposed to Rachel’s eyes, filled with a terrifying desire as if he wanted to eat Rachel alive.
Rachel’s eyelashes fluttered in panic.
Rachel’s heart seemed to have been gripped by something neither heavy nor light. Her heart beat uncontrollably like a drum beating.
The feeling of suffocation made one dizzy. In the ambiguous atmosphere, rationality was gradually lost. Rachel followed the man’s kiss like a stranded fish, trying to survive by all means.
before Rachel’s rationality was exhausted,
panted heavily. Her fair
the woman next to him. There was a faint smile on his
past Rachel’s hair and entered her ears, causing Rachel’s fingertips to curl tightly.
Rachel pursed her lips, and she said in a
she had feelings for David, but she could
she saw
was young, Rachel had experienced too many losses. She
against everyone.
one who should be apologizing.” David gently stroked Rachel’s soft hair with
slightly. “Actually, you can
and sensitivity. You can have reservations about me. After all, it’s
face. A smile flashed across David’s eyes. “I want you
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Her excitement was like a warm current that poured into her heart. Gradually,
in his neck. She greedily breathed in
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