My Husband's Brother is my Lover

d initially agreed to dance, they had somehow found themselves back at their table. However, after a little while, Amy noticed their friends thoroughly en

ay to the dance floor, where some of their friends were already dancing. A few of them seemed a bit tipsy, their flushed cheeks a telltale

ohol or limit their intake to ensure not everyone got inebriated. It was essential to have a sober memb

f the music, and joined in the cheers of the ecstatic crowd on the dance floor. She had to

nce floor, matching the beat and the enthusiasm of th

ehind. Initially dismissing it as an accident due to the crowded dance floor, she was

ned around to confront the person who had acted so rud

y intoxicated. Even in his drunk state, he had no right to inappropriately touch her.

throw a resounding slap for the blatant disrespect he had shown her. Not even Joshua had da

the rude man. Even her friends came to a standstill, focusing their attention to the unfol

ppreciate what she did. She didn't back down, still stewing with anger about his inappropriate beh

heek. "You bitch!" he exclaimed, feeling furious as his a

ly, bracing herself for what would happen next. She

yes to find the man's hand suspended mid-air, halted by another hand holding it back. She noted

ing toward the speaker, only to find Jacob there. It was his hand that had prev

ere," he declared with a smirk, lifting his hand once more to strike Jacob. However, Jac

eady. Monique watched in amazement, feeling as though she were witnessing a martial arts exh

had noticed the commotion on the dance floor and decided to intervene. "What's going

he incident. "That guy disrespected me and nearly harmed me,"

s banned, Dustin. I don't want this jerk ever setting foot here

plied. It was clear that h

, instructing him to escort

in unison. The bouncer then took hold

man threatened Jacob as he was escorted out. His

ocus to Monique. "Are you okay?" he inquired, his eyebrows s

stammered. She was appreciative that he had been there to rescu

genuinely worried, and the next, he exuded composure. "Next time, drink in moderation, and try to avoid crowded areas on the dance floor. There are a lot of jerks here," he offered some advice,

if about to respond, but he abruptly tu

ze after him until he

fted her attention as she c

d, her friends all focusing their at

," she as

and then they collectively dec