Let's Get Married

After dashing out of the room, without looking for Orson, Lily went out of the club all by herself.

There is a twenty-four hours convenient store nearby. After drinking the whiskey in a shot, Lily is a little giddy and thirsty. She then touches the pocket money and walks over to buy a bottle of water.

She sits on the bench beside the convenient store. Although the evening breeze is blowing coolness, she doesn’t feel cold at all. Instead, her body is ignited with an unusual heat.

Lily unconsciously loosens a few buttons on the neckline and pours a gulp of water inside. She wanted to calm down the burning fire in her body, but it doesn’t work at all and she feels it is even more and more intense.

She hugs her knees with both bands. The heat gradually spread all over her body that even the blood becomes hot, burning both inside and outside of the body.

She involuntarily wanted to tear off her clothes. In order to prevent from people seeing her anomalous, Lily by support of her hands on the wall, walks into a narrow alley.

The dizziness hits her suddenly. Besides alcohol, there was still something wreck on her sense.

It was like swarms of ants moving around her limbs, extremely itchy, biting her from time to time. It feels hot and painful, like a moist of air flow is locked in her body that it couldn’t find its way out, which makes her feel queasy all over.

Lily is about to be tortured by this unclear feeling. She tries hard to widen her eyes, but still blurs and couldn’t see anything.

She unscrewed the water bottle anxiously with a pair of trembling hands, which accidentally sprinkled to her body. The cold liquid stimulates her nerves, but is still useless.

Painful, the burn pains.

She simply stretches out her hand to pull off all of her clothes. By pulling the neckline two or three times, her delicate skin is revealed.

The strength in the body has been drawing out, which make the whole person weak. She suddenly recalls the glass of wine in the room and the conversation in the toilet. It was real.

She seems to have been drugged.

….

the contrary, after Lily left, Rex also left to return to Orson’s

back calmly on the sofa. Orson glances at him and leans closer, “Lily has been looking for you, have you seen her?”

He picks up the glass to take a sip of out. However, he doesn’t drink much, it was

Orson has been with him since they were in the college. He understands

“No.” He finally speaks this time.

Orson raises his eyebrows and says

door. He looks at the watch from time to time during the chat, with the frequency that

is still pretending, Orson couldn’t help but takes the phone out to dial to Lily. The phone is finally answered after ringing for a while. However, it comes a strange woman’s voice.

Orson…”

panting. Orson’s

Beside him, Rex’s gaze looks over with a suffocating pressure. Neither Michael or Alex dare to speak

“I, looks like

to look at Rex, “You let

eyes flickers and his face sinks. He stands up from the sofa and

….

In less than five minutes, Rex leaves the club and walk to the alley. It was quite dirty with barely a dim street lamp at there. However, in the shadow not far away, the outline of the woman could be

The long leg walks over with a gust of wind. He takes off his coat as he walks over and put in on her body.

curled up in the corner. Her face is flushed and

not drunk, but been drugged.

just now in the room. She only sipped

her attitude just now, Rex’s eyes flickers and reaches out to touch her hot cheeks, “Why

no more energy to cover it up. By looking at the familiar face in front of her, by listening to the familiar voice, her tense seems to relax a bit. Her voice is aggrieved with a nasal voice, “I heard they are going

Rex’s heart slams in a ring, feeling a

Therefore, it wasn’t an accident that she drank the wine, but for his’ sake. She is afraid that he might have an accident. Even though she just heard it,

which was quickly spread to his lips and tongue. All of this year, no one has ever protected him like this. The outsiders admired and awe him,

“Why don’t you tell me?” If she told him, he would not drink it, nor kicked her