Semua Bab I'm My Brothers In-law's Obsession : Bab 231 - Bab 240

Debbie. I sat on top of him, feeling his massive hardness completely filling me up. The morning light was soft inside the quiet room. I didn't want to rush this moment. I wanted to feel every single bit of his skin against mine. Slowly, I lifted my hips up, sliding up his thick length just an inch at a time. I squeezed my inner muscles tightly around him, making him let out a sharp, ragged gasp. Every single millimeter of his skin was stretching me, filling me with a thick, heavy heat that made my core throb. River let out a long, shaky breath, his large hands gripping my waist tightly to guide my movements. "Debbie... fuck, you feel so good," he whispered, his voice incredibly deep and rough. His fingers dug hard into the soft flesh of my hips, anchoring me to him as his hips gave a tiny, involuntary twitch upward. "You feel better," I murmured back, leaning my torso down until my chest brushed against his. I let my weight slide down entirely, burying him deep inside my slick wa

Rain The cold wind outside the cabin hit my bare chest, but I barely felt it as I walked away from the kitchen, my jaw clenched so tight my teeth ached. Every breath I took felt like inhaling hot glass. I needed to get away from them. I needed to get away from the smell of River’s scent all over her, and the sight of those cold, ruined pancakes on the counter. I stormed into my bedroom and slammed the heavy door shut behind me. The sound echoed through the small space like a gunshot. I locked it, the metallic click offering a tiny bit of relief, but the storm inside my head didn't stop. I pushed my back against the hard wood of the door and let myself slide down until my knees hit my chest. I buried my face in my hands. Why does it hurt this much? It didn't use to feel this way, so why? Why now? I knew I wasn't supposed to feel this way. I kept telling myself that over and over, like a prayer that wouldn't work. We were supposed to share her. That was the agreement. She had bee

Debbie. The frustration vanished from my chest, replaced by a heavy, suffocating sadness. I didn't interrupt him. I realized that my anger had finally provoked him to talk for the first time in two days, and right now, I just needed to listen to his bleeding heart. "I was the one who waited for you," Rain whispered, his voice breaking completely as a heavy sob escaped his throat. "While you were locked away in that royal dungeon, I didn't sleep for weeks, Debbie. I couldn't eat. I couldn't function. Every single plan to get you out of that hellhole came from my brain. All my mind could think about was getting you back into my arms. I almost died from the worry!" He wiped his face roughly with the back of his wet hand, his chest shaking. "And then you come home, and it’s like I am completely invisible to you. I know I’m upset. I know I don't have the right to feel like this because we're supposed to share you. But I cannot take it, Debbie. I can't. My mind cannot take being the last

Rain. I let out a soft chuckle, leaning my elbows on the cold marble counter. "Alright, alright. You win." "Place your order," she said, turning around to open the refrigerator. "What do you want to eat?" "Just make whatever you want, Debbie," I insisted, shaking my head. "I'll eat anything you put in front of me." She turned back around, shooting me a sharp, stubborn look. "No. I'm not accepting that. Tell me exactly what you want right now, Rain. This is your meal." I smiled, my chest feeling lighter than it had in days. I knew she wouldn't give up until I said what I wanted. "Fine. Make me some of those spicy noodles with the shredded beef. The way you do it." "Coming right up," she said, her eyes twinkling as she gathered the ingredients. I sat back on the stool and just watched her as she moved around the kitchen, boiling the water and chopping the vegetables. A prickle of tears stung my eyes. I never thought a day like this would come. A day I would see Debbie like this

Debbie. "Debbie, close your eyes," River commanded playfully, his amber eyes shining with excitement. “What is it?” “Close them.” I groaned, but I did what he asked. I shut my eyes tight, darkness filling my vision. "River, if this is a joke, I swear—" "Open them," he interrupted. I opened my eyes. Right in front of my face, River was holding a brand-new, sleek phone. It was a perfect, shiny, exact replica of the phone I had lost before. "Tada!" River yelled, his dimples peeking out as he smiled proudly. I gasped, my hands flying over my mouth. "What... what is this?" I breathed, reaching out to touch the cool glass of the screen and the diamond backing. "It turns out that you needed a phone," River said softly, setting the device gently into my hands. "I got you this. It's a replica of what you had before. I just really didn't like the fact that you’ve been living without a phone for a very long time since we came back here." I stared down at the beautiful phone in my hand