Chapter 186
Author: T.K
last update2024-07-31 23:14:06

Jason bit his lower lip seductively as the woman he had been pursuing for weeks serviced him. He didn’t realize her boundaries were so easy to cross. If he had known, he wouldn’t have wasted his time stalking her, trying to see if she was different from the others.

But, of course, she wasn’t.

She was just like the rest.

Thinking about his sister made him lose interest, and he pushed the woman away. The room echoed with a loud popping sound. Looking down, he saw the woman's lips glistening and her appearance looking worse.

Even worse, he couldn’t finish because of his anger. How could that brat, lucky enough to marry into their family, bring such disgrace? He pulled out a check from his wallet. Even if love didn’t exist, at least he could pay her for her services.

“Here, take this as a token of appreciation for your beauty.”

The woman looked confused. “I like you, too. That’s why I’ve been following you. I see the way you look at me…”

Jason scratched his head, pretending to be shy. Thi
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