All Chapters of Fake Dating The Playboy: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

I raised my hand to his face and pushed the hair out of his eyes. He watched my every moment. I brought my face closer to his and our breath mixed together. "We should stop, but I don't want to" I whispered and, with that, I closed the gap between us. Aaron tensed at first, but then kissed back. Hard. This was the most passion and lust I've seen coming from Aaron and I liked it. I liked it more than I would like to admit. He feverishly kissed back, his hands going grabbing me in his hold and I gasped as I felt his cold hands on my warm back. It felt so exhilarating. So enthralling. One minute he was holding me tight and then suddenly he was gone. Aaron's POV from when Lexi is drunk ____________________________ Ecstasy. Pure ecstasy. The loud music drowned out every thought; every fear and he reveled in it, brushing his hair back with a hand. The other was much too occupied on a girl's hip. He didn't know her name nor had he even seen her face properly with

I sighed heavily. I couldn't stand to see him like this. "There was nothing you could do, Aaron. Sometimes bad things happen that we can't control." I said, rubbing his back. Aaron could blame himself for years to come, but the honest truth was that nothing he could do would have changed anything and he needed to know this. Aaron sighed heavily just as I had done a second ago. His eyes became glassy again and I regretted saying what I had because it seemed to create a new storm of sadness in him. He ran a hand through his hair. "Last night, she told me her stomach was paining and I told her that I'd take her to the doctors tomorrow. If only I had taken her as soon as she had said that then maybe she'd still be here. Maybe I wouldn't have lost her." Aaron shut his eyes tightly, his voice burning with regret. I pulled Aaron's face to mine, so that I could look him in the eyes. "Don't blame this on yourself, Aaron. It wasn't your fault." My voice was stern as I said this. A

Think, it was all he could do, recalling a mere few minutes ago in the car. "Of course you don't understand. I look in those stunning grey eyes of yours everyday and you wanna know what I see?" She murmured coarsely and he didn't respond, only looked to her with that very gaze she was describing. She pursed her lips for a moment before speaking again. "In those eyes, I see nothing: no emotion, no want and definitely no fight. It's true when you said you would act no different for anyone because there's nothing else you can give." At that moment, he could not understand what he had done to warrant such upset. The look on Raven's face had been one of anguish and it frustrated him to think he may be the cause, for reasons he couldn't even figure out. Yet now, when he looked to her perusing through the shop shelves, it had felt as though that raw moment hadn't existed at all; like it had been a figment of his imagination. But, he wasn't one to manage such things; she had been up

"Before, when I was leaving you in that hospital, you said something..." He trailed off and I froze instantly, knowing what he was talking about. That day in the hospital when he had left. I watched in anxiousness as he regained his voice and spoke again. "Well, I didn't have an answer then, but now I do." He said, looking down at me. I bit my lip and turned away. I was too mortified to look into his eyes. I considered running away from him, but immediately disregarded the thought when he pulled my face up to look at him, a sad look in his eyes. "My answer is that I-" But, he was interrupted by someone calling his name. We both turned abruptly to the voice and I stared hard. There stood a girl. Her hair as blonde as sunshine and her eyes an emerald green. She was looking at us and she had called Aaron's name. But, who was she? I turned to Aaron to see if he recognised her, but was only met with wide eyes. Aaron looked as though he had seen and ghost. His face had become

He knew he was going to get flack for this afterwards, but right now his temptations were controlling him. All he could think of right now was bringing her into his embrace and wiping that smug smile off her face in the only way he knew how. "Kiss me." He ordered. His lips involuntarily tugged up when her body tensed notably, a look of shock in her eyes. It only lasted for a moment before the typical fire was back in her gaze. "This was not part of the plan!" She whisper-shouted so that only he could hear and he smiled. At one point, he had found her need to keep to plans to be irksome but, now, he found he had become fond of them. Too fond. He kept her hand in his, so she wouldn't move away, a smirk making its way to his face. "Yeah, it wasn't. But, I did say I was going to get you back." He said, his smirk widening, watching her glare. He was glad that he could come up with a quick excuse but, truth be told, he just wanted her in his embrace. He didn't know why he want