My Aloof Sisters Asked for My Forgiveness
Chapter 189
Chapter 189
"What? How is this possible?!"
Both Phoebe and Aaron froze in shock. Their eyes darted toward the couch.
Dustin was sitting there and was wide awake. His piercing gaze locked onto them, which sent a chill down their spines. They were in panic and disbelief.
"You drank two glasses... How can you still be fine?" Phoebe stammered as she pointed at Dustin. Her voice trembled. The drug she had slipped into his drink was so strong that it was nearly impossible to obtain.
She had spiked his drink with her own hand and watched him down it.
How could he possibly be unaffected?
"You didn't drink the wine?!" Aaron said as his face twisted in frustration.
"I did," Dustin said nonchalantly. "But the drug's too weak. It couldn't even give me the slightest buzz."
Their faces paled. Their disbelief turned to shock.
That drug was infamous for its potency. It was anything but weak.
that Dustin's body had
the heat building in her intensified, and it clouded her mind with a dizzying fog of desire. Noticing her distress, Dustin raised an eyebrow
swept away the unbearable heat. It restored
How did you..." Irene's eyes widened
and Aaron were
the effects of one of the strongest drugs in
kind of
start, didn't you?" Irene asked softly. Her voice
said dismissively. "You
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to learn the
head lowered
herself that she would never fall for
snapped in a venomous voice. "The men from the Crimson Gang are already downstairs. It doesn't matter anyway. You won't make it out of here. "Irene, you're finished. And as
more satisfying," he growled and licked his lips with a predatory glint in
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