Meeting You Was Fate

"Your..." Mandy cleared her throat. "Your girlfriend is still bathing inside. I know, I am your secret lover, and I've no right to question you. But I don't want your girlfriend to be unhappy, so you better leave right away," said Mandy, trying to suppress her anger.

"She won't be mad at me." Nathan wore an evil smile and held Mandy tightly with all his strength. He suddenly crashed his hot lips against Mandy's as she yelped at the intensity of the kiss.

Mandy was taken aback. "Let go of me. Let me go!" Mandy protested, desperately trying to escape Nathan's tight embrace. But Nathan shoved her on the bed and pressed his body against hers. He crashed his lips against hers, one more time, and slid his tongue into her mouth. He kissed her with everything he had.

Mandy was out of breath and felt as if her bones had turned sore as Nathan reluctantly let her go.

"You've got want you want. Get out now." Mandy sat up on the bed and was completely exhausted. She wanted to push Nathan away—as far away from her as she could.

"Mandy, do you really want me to be with other women?" Nathan had visited Mandy to explain what had happened. He knew that she had misunderstood him. But when he saw that Mandy didn't seem to care, he didn't bother explaining.

"Does it matter at all?" Mandy slowly moved her body, trying to keep a safe distance from Nathan.

Nathan grew furious when he saw that Mandy was being cautious and wanted to stay away from him. 'Does she desperately want me to be with other women?' he thought.

"Okay, as you wish," Nathan said coldly

and stormed out of the room. He was gone like a gust of wind, carrying away all the warmth. The room was cold and quiet. Mandy was left all alone

Mandy curled up on the bed and hugged herself as she cried her heart out. Nathan had brought a woman into the villa. What more could she expect of him? She could clearly see her future.

bed. She wrapped herself in the quilt as tears were streaming out of her eyes. The only thing that could add warmth to the cold and loneliness was the quilt.

in the next room, and maybe Nacy would stay here for a few days.

in the

much with a fury that he looked scary. She had grown up with Nathan and knew him so well. She knew his every move and what it had implied.

Jin chucked out by the beauty?" Nacy wiped her wet hair with a

turned red. He didn't say a word. No one would dare to speak to him when he was angry. But Nacy was different—she was his favorite cousin, whom he loved with all his heart.

didn't you, Nacy? Why didn't you address me as your cousin in front of Mandy?" Nacy would

room with her. But she had chucked him out. Nathan was a proud man and didn't want to explain anything

kicked out of Mandy's room by her. This was his very own house! How could Mandy do this to him? Did she perhaps believe that she

tell me that you lived with Mandy?" Nacy pouted and rolled her eyes in disdain.

to restrain

me." Nacy raised an eyebrow, looking arrogant. She had always been haughty since she was a little girl—especially around her relatives. She had always known that if

his head. "How do you know

tell you, but I want you to answer my question first. Do you like Mandy?" Nacy asked, trying

answer her, but his mind wandered to Mandy—the soft, gentle smile that would grace her lips. She had always looked like an angel when

the case, I won't tell my cousin how I met Miss Zhou." She pretended to yawn. "I'm going

before walking out helplessly.

study was glowing the entire

the rain cascade