Stuck In His Heart

In a dim pub overwhelmed by the smell of cigarettes, people were toasting each other. At the corner, a woman was raising her head to drink another shot of whiskey when a drop of tear fell down her cheek.

"Consuela, you're drunk." Noticing that Consuela Xia was about to get herself dead drunk, Sheryl Xia snatched her glass with furrowed eyebrows.

Nobody noticed that a small pill fell from Sheryl's hand into the glass.

"Sister, why are you here?" Consuela giggled and stared at her sister in a daze.

"Look at you. You are a girl and you are so drunk now. Father and mother will be mad at you after you get back home!" Sheryl said, feigning an angry expression.

"Well, well, I'm not going home!" Consuela Xia answered in a firm and indifferent way although she was a little unconscious.

Sheryl took deep breaths upon hearing Consuela's words. She hated her sister so much.

Ever since she was a little girl, their parents wouldn't allow her to do what she wanted. Instead, she could only behave herself. But what about Consuela? They bound her to no rules and she could do whatever she wanted. Every time people saw her, they wouldn't see any signs of sadness. They were full sisters. Why were they so unfair? Why was Consuela Xia the princess in the Xia Clan and the latter the Cinderella?

Sheryl clenched her fists, trying to relax herself and put on a kind smile. "I knew it! I have booked a room for you with room number 316! You... "

Sheryl's phone rang before she could continue talking.

took out her phone, scanned the message she had received and gestured Consuela that

excitement, she said to her sister, "Consuela, can you go to the hotel and have a rest yourself? I'm sorry that I can't go with you! Wait for me

worry and guilt written on her face,

a vicious expression appeared on her face. Nobody, including

316. She went straight in the room. Having a terrible headache, she tried her best to

sleep. She had a strange feeling now. Then in

man to see what happened to him. But right then, the man opened his bloodshot eyes as if he was

and refuse the man's kiss, but she found that when the

to hide in

away," she said with a sob. "Please,

in her eyes. She furrowed her eyebrows, not willing to give herself to the

the man's eyes, she was

pretending to be innocent now, huh?" Looking at the woman hiding in the corner in front of him, he snorted. Then, he walked forward and pressed

had seen a lot of such women, but no one dared to drug

the woman leaning against the wall. The contempt in his eyes was obvious as he gave

I—I don't know..." She sobbed

the room. Because of that, she fell asleep on the bed for a while. When she