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Ruining My Enemy's Daughter 52. Shopping
52. Shopping>I sit in Patterson’s car, fiddling with the hem of my dress. There is an awkward silence. “Where should I drop you?”Err about that. I can’t tell him about the pharmacy. So I reply, “I want to do some dress shopping… But I don’t know where to go.”“What’s the occasion?”“Yes, I need a party gown for the evening.”“Oh Obviously. It’s a casino. So shop accordingly.”Oh. I didn’t know that. “Are you coming?”He shakes his head. “I am busy. Camilla will go.”I cross my arms and look out at houses passing by. Of course Camilla will go. She would be Mikolaj’s date. What is she even doing here? I tap my feet, letting myself fume in my seat, wondering if Mikolaj was really indifferent or I am, as usual, overthinking?“So… Are you going to office too?” Thankfully, Patteson asks and I am momentarily distracted.I shake my head. “No. Although Mikolaj gave me some assignments at his place.” But I will ask him if I can come to office a few times a week.Patterson nods.
Ruining My Enemy's Daughter 53. Casino
53. Casino>I walk into the Villa, carrying my shopping bags, and find Mikolaj and Camilla huddled together over a laptop. As I pass them, I can’t help but steal a glance at Mikolaj. His broad shoulders hunched over the laptop, dark hair falls over his forehead. He looks so tempting, with his intense focus on screen.“Hey, Riley!” Camilla chirps, breaking my reverie. “Did you have a wonderful time shopping?”I nod. Camilla is always nicer to me. Why don’t I like her? Only because of a man? Does she know? No, of course she doesn’t. We only slept one time. No one knows.“It was good. I met some interesting people.” Reported them.“I would love to see the dress you bought,” she says, glancing at the shopping bags.“I bought two, actually. I wasn’t sure what to wear,” I tell her sheepishly.“There are never too many dresses,” she grins as she picks up her drink from the counter.Mikolaj turns his attention to me. His piercing blue eyes lock onto mine. I expect him to say so
Ruining My Enemy's Daughter 54. Blow Job
54. Blow Job>“What? What do you want to talk about?” I ask as he grabs my arm and drags me towards the lift. “Miko!”He doesn’t answer as his grip on my arm tightens, and he paces faster.“Why are you— Ouch. Slow down,” I say as I somehow try to hold the dress. One step on the sheer fabric and it will tear apart, leaving me half naked.The lift door opens, and he pulls me inside. It’s only the two of us here.“You could have asked me nicely to follow you.” I breathe heavily as I complain. “And what is it all about?”He simply stares at me, expression same as he had hours ago when I tried to bring up that stupid topic. His silence makes me uncomfortable. Will he detest me again only because I asked him to be exclusive? The thought annoys me.He takes a step towards me. I tilt my head to keep my eyes on his face. “Why did you wear this stupid dress?” He asks in a low voice.My jaw drops. Then I scowl and cross my arms. “It’s not stupid.” It’s fucking $400. Most expensiv
Ruining My Enemy's Daughter 55. Splash of Water
55. Splash of Water>It’s a bitter truth. I cannot, for the love of God, roughen her up when she looks at me with those doe-like eyes. I have fallen deep enough for her, but no more. I expect her to get up or stop. But she opens her mouth and leans.“Fuck.” I groan as I feed her my cock again. Her wine colored lipstick is smeared around her lips and on me. It’s a tempting scene. If she doesn’t run away after this evening, there is so much I would like to do to her. I start fucking her face again, and she tries to cope up with my pace. She tries to cover her teeth, but it scrapes me, anyway. I hiss in pain as I pump into her faster to replace the discomfort with pleasure. My cock hits the back of her neck. The thought she isn’t stopping me makes my dick harder if that was even possible. I will train her. Teach her how to deepthroat. I will make sure by the time I am done with her she would be too ruined for boys her age.My cock hits the back of her throat once more a
Ruining My Enemy's Daughter 56. Pharmacy
56. Little Jonas & Pharmacy– 20 years ago –>“Miko… Are you okay?” Mama walks into my room, while I’m laying in my bed. I wince at the sudden flood of photons on my face when she turns on the light. “Yea… I am fine.”She takes a seat beside me and says, “You are awfully quiet today. Tell me what happened?” I sigh. “I want one weekend for myself... Just for once.”Mama gives me a sympathetic smile, placing a comforting hand on my shoulder. “I know you’ve been working hard... I’m proud of you.”I snort. “You are buttering me up. What do you need?”She laughs softly. “This is the list. I cannot find it in local stores.”I groan while unfolding it to read. Some spices and some special coffee beans. I love the food she cooks so I don’t get to complain. “Keep your cell phone around. I will call if they don’t have the brand you asked for.”Like Papa, Mama too is still hung up on the idea of our old landline with a fancy receiver. But it’s hard to get hold of her wh
Ruining My Enemy's Daughter 57. Skiing
57. Skiing > I step onto the speed boat holding Jessica’s little finger. The breeze feels nice, whipping my hair into a frenzy. “I swear to God I will chop them off soon,” I mutter to myself, my voice barely audible against the boat’s engine. It’s getting harder to take care of them “Don’t.” A voice says, and I glance back over my shoulder. I hadn’t realized Mikolaj was walking behind me. He is wearing his signature sunglasses, obscuring his eyes from view. The lenses reflect the sunlight, making me squint my eyes. “Why?” I ask him as my gaze swims across his broad frame. He is wearing a crisp, white linen shirt paired with well-fitted Khaki trousers. The top few buttons are undone, revealing a glimpse of his chest. Inviting enough. He leans over, and I step back to give him space. He smiles and picks Jessica. “It’s convenient to hold you by your hair…” he says as he passes me, leaving me flustered all over again. Last evening was wonderful. Mikolaj had called
Ruining My Enemy's Daughter 58. Magnets
58. Magnets>A van?My eyes widen with concern. “For how long?” I ask, glancing back over my shoulder to spot the so-called van. But all I see are headlights flashing in my eyes. It’s almost dark and the traffic is… moderate. It takes me a moment and then I spot it.“The gray one?”“Yes,” Philip glances at us through the rearview mirror. “I’ve been keeping an eye on it for a while now, Ms. Adams. It feels like it’s been tailing us since we left the dock.”The van has tinted glasses. It looks like a delivery van or the kind that kidnaps people. A shiver passes my spine and I look away. “And apologies Mr Josef, I wasn’t attentive before,” Philip adds and I realize something. Why is he using surnames all of the sudden? Is he pissed at me? “That’s alright Phillip. You are not a bodyguard,” Mikolaj says as he looks back. “And please call me Riley. What’s up with Ms Adams!” I say and he chuckles. “Are they paparazzi?” I ask. Before he can make up an excuse.“Probably... Bu
Ruining My Enemy's Daughter 59. Some insights
59. Some insights>Reed? I take a seat on the couch with my legs folded to my chest. Squinting my eyes, I try to read again. Or is it Red? No. It’s Reed.Only a few names can send a chill down my spine. West Reed is one of them. Depending on my mood on certain days, this name can make me depressed, hopeless or wistful.I don’t have any mental capacity for any of that. So I ignore my feelings and wrack my brain, to remember if there is some business rival Mikolaj has with this name. But why would a business rival do such a thing? This is way more than rivalry. And ‘Reed’ I know… It’s impossible that they could be the same person. My mind is riddled with questions, so I read the article to find some answers. It is the same old stuff I already know about black canopy with some absurd claims. ‘Renowned combat contractor.’‘Formidable reputation.’‘Conducting hits or rescues with alleged government support.’And whatnot. I skim the article quickly. ‘Rumors persist of hi
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