บททั้งหมดของ Scent of Broken : บทที่ 141 - บทที่ 150

They are too happy; Jefferson doesn't stop kissing Homer at every opportunity, and Homer has to keep his lips away from Jefferson so he would fall asleep. Homer plans to wake Jefferson up at five in the morning because that's when the mansion is at its weakest, not many bodyguards are around that hour. Homer also glanced at his phone; he even checked Jefferson's phone because he feared everyone was looking for him. But not even Max sent him any messages; Homer finds it odd, but Jefferson tells him there is nothing to worry about because they might be busy and didn’t even remember about him. But Jefferson, it wouldn’t hurt him if he were a bit more careful; in contrast, it might save him. Homer relented and decided to sleep with Jefferson in his arms, that had fallen asleep before him. His phone rang loudly at five in the morning, and Jefferson woke first; he was sensitive to loud noise. But Jefferson didn't get up immediately. It was too comfortable to resist; he was unwilli

Jefferson stepped back, stood behind Hayden, and peered over his broad shoulders. Hayden and Jasper looked at each other and then glanced at Jefferson. Instead of feeling annoyed, they felt sorry when they saw him acting like this. In contrast with Jefferson, who couldn't hide his worry, Homer stood calmly beside Hugo, who smiled lecherously at Jefferson. Hayden and Jasper didn't see anything wrong with Homer; he seemed as uninterested as usual. "Even though I haven't done anything, you've been hiding. Oh, how adorable." "Go away from me, you creepy pervert!" shouted Jefferson in a hoarse, weak voice. Apart from being cold, Homer's voice is as loud as usual. He seems to hide it very well. So Homer wants to call Hayden into his room after they work out because he has a few things he wants to say. But when they left the gym, Hugo spotted Jasper, Hayden, and Jefferson walking toward the dining room. Hugo then pulled Homer, forcing him to approach Hayden and talk about whatever

Jefferson got out of the car and rushed to open the car door for that pervert. Hugo got out of his car with a lecherous smile; he looked at the factory and then at Jefferson while raising his eyebrows. Jefferson snorted, knowing what evil plan was going on in his mind. "Come on, Jeremy. We will do it after this transaction, of course. How dare I delay Homer's work." Jefferson rolled his eyes lazily and slammed the car door. He then walked into the building while Hugo was still talking beside him. Jefferson walked while turning his face to the side, he was actually avoiding Hugo, but he accidentally saw several officers in disguise. They carried dark blue handkerchiefs, almost similar to the navy uniform he was wearing. He didn't know who chose that color, and he didn't know what was on their minds; it was the worst idea he had ever heard. Homer orders Jefferson and Hugo to go straight into the building as soon as they arrive because Homer will be late. But before he entere

Jefferson remembered the first time Jasper had greeted him only to ask if the rumors about him and Hugo, and he also remembered Jasper being the only one who believed him. Jefferson gripped the knife tightly, then pulled it, which was the signal for all the officers. But instead of attacking Jasper, Jefferson turned his body quickly and wrapped his arms around Hayden's neck. Jefferson knocked him to the ground because he couldn't reach Hayden’s neck if he was still standing. As soon as Hayden regained consciousness, Jefferson's knife was right in front of the neck. All the undercover cops are confused. Their attacks are stopped for a few seconds, allowing Max to raise his gun at Jefferson and stretch out his arms to protect Homer. Those few seconds also allowed Owen to glance around and see several factory workers and the pistols in their hands. "We are under attack!" Owen shouted, surprising everyone. Because of Owen's scream, all the police rushed out, and several people r

Jefferson tilted his body, and the knife plunged into the floor. Cadman shouted angrily at him and raised the knife again. Jefferson's feet rested on Cadman's thighs; he pushed his body aside and escaped from Cadman. Jefferson rose with the last of his strength, and it was too late for Cadman. Jefferson’s knee was in front of his face when he realized it, ready to knock him. Jefferson threw his knee into Cadman's face with all his might. Cadman fell backward, and this time, he made Cadman helpless. Cadman growled as he held his face, he glared at Jefferson, but he staggered to the side and fell back down, trying to stand up. This is an excellent opportunity for Jefferson. Jefferson ran, pulled the door open, and entered the room. “Cadman!” shouted Bernard and Mao. They were running towards Cadman and helping him; Jefferson saw it when the door was still open. Jefferson also heard Max's voice before. Finally, the door automatically closed; it suddenly became quiet, and he coul