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Lust At First Sight: Two

Author: Heppie Leo🦋✨
last update Last Updated: 2025-05-22 11:30:38

Chapter Two

Maryanne:

I entered the living room and just as I expected, my Mother was seated there with my two sisters. Her gaze met mine and she threw me a nasty glare.

I was completely drenched since I didn't find a taxi soon enough, and I had to walk almost halfway home.

I gulped, lowering my head.

“You are almost an hour late.” She began.

Of course, I needn't anyone to tell me before knowing that I was more than late.

“I gave you two minutes. Two minutes!” She raised her voice.

I stepped closer into the living room, my hair dripping water on the floor.

My sisters smirked, their stares mocking me. Once again, I felt like a black sheep. Like an outcast. Like someone who didn't belong. Who would never belong here. As if this wasn't my family.

My Mother rose up from the sofa and I knew it was over. Hell was about to break loose.

She approached me and I didn't dare have the guts to flinch or step back. That would mean more punishment. I wasn't ready to sign up for that tonight.

“I'm so
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