Find Me In Your Labyrinth

Chapter 1262

Emily’s heartbeat seemed to have missed a beat. After a long pause, she asked in a low voice, “Are you still drunk?”.

Charlie let out a soft chuckle. His forehead was leaning against her temple. The pose seemed tender, but his voice was icy cold, “I think about you all the time. Whenever another woman approaches me, I think of you.”

In the darkness, Emily’s eyes widened. Her heart was pounding hard, but she felt she might have misunderstood him because his tone was off.

Just as she suspected, he spoke again, this time full of rage. “I actually lost interest in women. It’s all your fault. You pushed me towards Noreen! Do you know how disgusted I am? I’m so disgusted that I don’t want to touch any woman ever again!”

Emily held her breath.

Charlie’s voice was as cold as ice, “Emily, do you think it’s my body that has a problem or is it my mind?”

Emily looked at him with surprise. Her first thought was, would Charlie want to kill her after he sobered up for telling her such a big secret while drunk? She was so scared that she replied, “You can go see a doctor or maybe a therapist.”

No sooner had she finished speaking than she felt his breath become heavy. She immediately shut up.

her coldly in the dark, “You’re not even willing to make it up to me. Instead you’want me to see doctor. Do you want to make me a laughingstock of everyone in J

unable to move. All she could say was, “I

sneered, “Then how do you plan to make it up

and scared, “What do you want

cold and suggestive, “I haven’t touched a woman in

danger, Emily instinctively began to struggle.

over, bit into her lips,

forgot to breathe, and forgot

he kissed her, his mind buzzed, and all his senses drowned in her

wandering in the desert had suddenly found an oasis or a desperate beast wandering in the dark had suddenly seen

soul that had

she was unwilling because she

him. Unless he was willing to let go, she would never escape in this lifetime!

getting weaker under his kiss. He knew how to manipulatè a woman’s emotions, and

had been