Share

Chapter 4

Author: Vela Raven
last update publish date: 2026-07-06 04:34:00

The car was quiet except for our breathing.

So heavy and messy.

My forehead was pressed against Damien’s neck, and I could feel his heart hammering as hard as mine.

He was still inside me, warm and deep, and for a few seconds the world felt almost quiet.

The alcohol made everything soft and blurry around the edges, but the ache between my legs and the way my body was still trembling kept me grounded in the moment.

I rocked my hips slowly, chasing the last sparks of pleasure, trying to hold onto that feeling of forgetting.

Marcus’s face was still there in the back of my mind, but it was further away now. Faded. I wanted it gone completely.

“Again,” I whispered against his skin, my voice hoarse and needy. “Please… don’t pull out yet. I don’t want to remember. Make me forget more.”

Damien’s hands tightened on my hips. For a second I thought he might give in.

His cock twitched inside me, still hard, and I moaned softly, grinding down on him. But then he cursed under his breath and lifted me off him in one smooth motion.

I whimpered at the loss, feeling empty and cold as he set me back in the passenger seat.

“Elena… stop,” he said, voice rough and strained. He tucked himself back into his pants with quick, almost angry movements.

“This was a mistake. You’re drunk. You’re not yourself right now.”

I reached for him again, my hands shaky as I tried to climb back into his lap. The car felt too small and hot. My dress was still bunched around my waist, panties pushed to the side, and I didn’t care.

“I am myself,” I said, tears starting to fall again. “This is me. The me that’s tired of being hurt. Please, Damien. I need more. I need you to make it all disappear.”

He caught my wrists gently but firmly, holding me back from climbing on him. His breathing was still ragged, his eyes dark with something that looked like regret mixed with want.

“You’re not thinking straight. Five minutes ago you were crying over my brother. Now you’re begging me to fuck you again in my car like it’s going to fix everything. It won’t.”

I cried harder, the alcohol making the emotions swing wild. “It did fix it for a minute. When you were inside me… I wasn’t thinking about him. I wasn’t thinking about how he laughed while he was fucking her. How I gave him everything and he still chose someone else.” My voice broke. I tried to pull my wrists free so I could touch him again. “Please. Just a little more. I’ll be good. I’ll do whatever you want.”

Damien’s grip stayed steady, even as his eyes flicked down to where my dress was still hiked up, my thighs shiny from us. He looked like he was in pain. “Jesus Christ, Elena. You’re killing me. But I’m not doing this. Not while you’re this drunk and this hurt. I told you I'm not that much of a bastard.”

My phone was silent, but his started ringing again on the dashboard.Still the fucking bastard Marcus calling. The name lit up the screen like a slap.

I lunged for it before he could, snatching the phone and holding it tight against my chest.

“Don’t answer,” I begged, my words slurring together. “If you answer, he wins again. Please, Damien. Just… stay with me. Touch me again. I need you.”

He stared at me, jaw tight, one hand still holding my wrist while the other hovered like he wanted to take the phone back. The ringing stopped. Then started again immediately. Marcus wasn’t giving up.

“Give me the phone, Elena,” he said, voice low and controlled.

That was the thing about Damien, even now, with me half-naked and begging in his car, he still sounded like he was in charge.

Like he could shut this whole night down with one decision.

I shook my head, fresh tears rolling down. “No. If you talk to him, you’ll leave. You’ll go be the big brother and fix his mess instead of fixing me.” I leaned closer, pressing my body against his arm, my free hand sliding up his thigh. “I’ve always wanted this. Even when I was with him. I used to see you at those family dinners and wonder what it would be like if it was you instead. Please don’t stop now. I’m so wet still… feel.”

I tried to guide his hand back between my legs, but he pulled away, gentle but firm. “Stop,” he said again, voice tighter this time. “You’re not in your right mind. Tomorrow you’re going to wake up hating yourself. Hating me. I’m taking you home.”

He reached for the keys, but I climbed halfway into his lap again, straddling one of his thighs, my arms around his neck. “Don’t take me home. I don’t have a home anymore. Not after tonight. Just… stay here with me. Kiss me. Touch me. Fuck me again. I don’t care if it’s in this car. I just need you inside me. I need to feel full so I don’t feel empty.”

Damien’s hands came to my waist, but instead of pulling me closer, he held me still.

His forehead dropped to mine, breathing hard. “You’re drunk, Elena. You’re crying. You’re using me to hurt him. I want you, fuck, I want you so bad, but not like this. Not when you’re this broken.”

I sobbed against his neck, grinding slowly on his thigh even as he tried to hold me still. “Then be selfish. Be the bad guy. I want the bad guy right now. Marcus was the good guy on paper and look what he did to me. Please, Damien… I can feel how hard you still are. Don’t leave me like this.”

The phone started ringing again. I held it tighter, pressing the side button to silence it. “See? He doesn’t get to ruin this too. Just you and me. Right here. Make me scream your name so loud I forget his.”

Damien groaned, his fingers digging into my hips like he was barely holding on. For a second I thought I had him. His cock was still hard against my thigh, and I could feel him throbbing. But then he lifted me off his lap completely, setting me back in the passenger seat with careful hands.

“No,” he said, voice final even though it sounded like it cost him. “I’m not doing this. You deserve better than a quick fuck in my car while you’re too drunk to stand straight. I’m taking you home.”

I cried harder, reaching for him again. “You don’t get to decide what I deserve. I decide. And I decide I want you. Right now. Please don’t make me beg anymore.”

He started the engine, jaw locked tight as he forced me to spill my address. Then car pulled back onto the road, but his hand kept drifting back to my thigh like he couldn’t help himself. I kept whispering to him, telling him how wet I still was, how much I needed him, how Marcus never made me feel like this. Every word made the air in the car thicker.

Damien’s knuckles were white on the steering wheel. “Stop talking like that,” he growled. “You’re making this impossible.”

“I know,” I whispered, sliding my hand up his thigh again. “Make it impossible for you to say no.”

Damien didn’t answer. He just drove. His hand stayed on my thigh the whole time, gripping tight like he was fighting the biggest battle of his life.

We were only a few blocks from my apartment when everything changed.

A black SUV suddenly cut us off, forcing Damien to slam on the brakes. Two men got out fast, looking angry and familiar, one of them was Marcus’s friend from the party.

Damien’s whole body went tense. “Stay in the car,” he ordered, voice sharp.

But I was already reaching for the door handle, drunk and reckless and done with everything.

Continue to read this book for free
Scan code to download App

Latest chapter

  • Pregnant By My Ex's Brother    Chapter 209

    Morning came in through the penthouse glass like it had nothing to prove.. Isabella had been awake since some ungodly cartoon hour, already in the dress she had chosen herself; yellow, slightly too formal, already marked near the hem with what looked like yesterday’s jam. She stood on the dining chair supervising Damien’s attempt at candles with the fierce concentration of a person who understood ceremony better than most adults. Three candles. She had counted twice and once, for emphasis, with her fingers in his face. “Don’t make them crooked,” she ordered. “They’re not crooked.” “They are a little crooked,” I said from the kitchen doorway. Damien looked at me over our daughter’s hair, and the expression that crossed his face was so ordinary it still startled me sometimes: no board, no enemy line, no calculation. Just a man caught doing birthday logistics in socks, married to the woman who had once walked into traffic carrying his history, father to the small tyrant curren

  • Pregnant By My Ex's Brother    chapter 208

    Marcus did not leave on the back of the first line.That would have been cleaner. Instead he stayed through the tail of Isabella’s game, through a second coffee he also did not finish, performing the role of the tolerable uncle with enough skill that Isabella forgot the temperature drop and reassigned him as the person allowed to hold the elephant’s coat. Damien returned to the kitchen island and poured water he did not appear to want. I stayed between them in the loose practical way of a woman who had spent years learning the difference between a spark and a fire.For a stretch it almost worked.Marcus asked Isabella ordinary questions about her animals. She answered with the absolute authority of the nearly-three. Damien’s shoulders dropped a fraction. I let myself believe the morning might end without another cut. Then Isabella climbed onto the sofa cushion beside Marcus to show him a scratch on the elephant’s leg, and he tipped his head toward her with the old soft voice he had on

  • Pregnant By My Ex's Brother    Chapter 207

    Isabella was almost three and had opinions about everything.She had opinions about which cup was hers, about whether socks were a human rights violation, about the precise order in which Damien was allowed to read the bedtime book, and about Marcus, who appeared at the penthouse door on a Saturday morning with a wrapped box and a smile that still knew how to perform harmlessness. Nearly three years of quieter war and ordinary breakfasts had not made my ex into a stranger. They had made him into a recurring weather system we managed with boundaries and, on good days, a thin exhausted courtesy for the sake of blood that was not only Damien’s.“Auntie Jess says you’re a tyrant,” Marcus told Isabella, crouching to her height with the gift held out like a passport.“I’m not a tyrant,” Isabella said with lethal clarity. “I’m the boss.”Damien, from the kitchen island, made a sound that might have been a laugh if you did not know him. I took the box before the exchange could become a negot

  • Pregnant By My Ex's Brother    Chapter 206

    DAMIEN We married without giving the city a show.That was her condition and my preference and, in the end, the only form that did not feel like inviting every ghost we had already buried back into the room. A small ceremony, legal and complete, witnesses chosen for loyalty rather than optics. Jess cried. Elena’s mother stood upright in a dress that made her look like someone who had walked through fire and kept the receipt. Isabella, too young to care about vows, fell asleep against my shoulder during the shortest speeches of my life. When I put the ring on Elena’s hand the second time; the permanent version, her fingers tightened once around mine as if sealing a private contract the state paperwork could only approximate.The honeymoon was water and heat and the strange experimental peace of not being hunted by a calendar.We took Isabella because leaving her behind would have turned rest into anxiety, and because the version of our life we were practicing did not require a child-

  • Pregnant By My Ex's Brother    Chapter 205

    I did not say yes in the kitchen with wet hands and a spoon still on the floor.I said it three days later, after the question had lived in the apartment like a third adult; present at breakfast, present during Isabella’s bath, present in the glance Mother gave me over the baby’s head when Damien left for the office under his conditional seat and the door clicked shut on a life that had already chosen its shape without the paperwork. Three days was long enough to feel the fear without obeying it, short enough that the answer did not turn into another performance of caution.We were on the sofa after Isabella’s evening feed, the room dim, Mother deliberately absent in her bedroom with a television on low. Damien had been talking about nothing, some board procedural that would once have been a weapon and was now only work, when I put my palm over his mouth mid-sentence and felt him go still.“Yes,” I said.His eyes changed first. Then his whole body, carefully, as if sudden movement mi

  • Pregnant By My Ex's Brother    Chapter 204

    Isabella banged the spoon twice more, delighted by her own noise, then lost interest and crawled toward Mother’s sock with the single-minded ambition of a person who had only recently discovered locomotion. Mother, still performing the fiction of reading, scooped her up with a murmur about kitchen floors and disappeared toward the living room, leaving behind a silence that was almost considerate.Damien had not moved from the doorway.The question sat between us without the old crisis heat under it. That almost made it harder. A man asking carefully was a man I could not dismiss as panic or strategy, and the carefulness required an answer that was not just residual fear wearing the mask of principle.“You’re asking me to change my name,” I said, turning off the tap with my wrist. “After everything. After the files and the enemy line and the year I spent learning how to sleep without waiting for the next formal notice.”“I’m asking you to name what’s already true in practice.” His voic

More Chapters
Explore and read good novels for free
Free access to a vast number of good novels on GoodNovel app. Download the books you like and read anywhere & anytime.
Read books for free on the app
SCAN CODE TO READ ON APP
DMCA.com Protection Status