Me Before You: My Ex's Brother Should Know What I Taste
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s hand gripped her waist while the other cupped her flushed face. His dark eyes locked ont
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d my soft lips entirely, his restrained desire unleashed that night. I thought I might be crazy, or maybe not;
ght gray carpet, and soft moonlight-white ambient lighting. Wet clot
..
m was tightly wrapped around my waist, like he w
nt's brother, who was also my ex-boyfriend
rm, inching toward the edge o
hew's deep voice suddenly bro
py but clear, like he'd been
my face turned bright red, memories
lurted, "Matthew, tha
oked at me
knowing how to face him, her voice got quieter and qui
ew said lazily,
w did he know? I, feeli
side of the bed, avo
won't have mess with you. But to avoid awkwardness, let's
student's brot
led my back into his arms, gripping
ual consent, but after, i
s wide and frightene
cher, you shouldn't b
ing. I clutched the blanket to my chest,
he one who said he was useful. Now he wa
tly biting my ear. "Di
"!!
noble and reserved sa
I'm useful, Isla, you
!!
le. You wouldn't leave
.
as Matthew, the heir to the Log
-
n's
my own, but now I couldn't even bring myself to knock. I hadn't seen Isla return, and a sinking feeling started gnawing at
th me. No, she loved me too much-I could still
leapt. There were only two uni
surging through me as I ran
distant, her lips pressed
dangerous out there-why didn't you come home?" My voice wa
nmoved, as if my words
to break up. It wa
hand, desperate to
voice firm. "We're done
e that woman again. I'll break all ties
erstand when suddenly, I noticed her c
reeping in. "Where were you last night? Why are your cloth
dress she wore, the faint marks
iness," she said, her
rks meant. I'd left simi
er bubbling up. "Who we
voice was icy. "We've broken u
bolder. I always thought she was conservative, sure we'd get married someday. I never pushed her, confid
ping into bed with anot
if something that wa
ought you'd be th
"In your mind, I must be pretty stupid, huh? Just waiting aroun
deep, because i
end myself. "I
nd her parents appeared, clea
here?" Her father, Rowan, asked,
d, stepping into the
mother, Mila, waved me in, her voice warm a
epping into the living room,
storm brewing. "Did you and Aiden go ou
a had been wit
words, guilt and drea
wan, Isla
teady, cutting through my atte
went de
ce was laced with shoc
ed. "Explain yourself. W
ractically married. The thought o
ration clear in my voice. "Uncle, Auntie, don'
ile on her face. "Oh, you two are ju