Lahat ng Kabanata ng The Undercover Cadet's Bloody Romance: Kabanata 11 - Kabanata 20

*Audry*I left the Molton’s mansion with Daniel on my mind. I was wondering why he hadn’t been at the meeting today. I didn’t think he had ever missed a meeting before. Was it because he had simply slept in since we had been up so late?For a moment, I was distracted by the mental image of Daniel in his bed. His eyes closed as those long dark eyelashes cast a shadow over his sharp cheekbones. I bet Daniel looked peaceful in his sleep. He couldn’t be guarded while he was unconscious. That was something I would like to see. Then, my mind became dirty as I thought about whether Daniel was the kind of man who woke up with his dick hard. He definitely was. If I were in bed with him, I would slowly reach under the blanket and grip his hard cock. I would give him a wake-up call he would never forget…Cut it out! I couldn't kiss Daniel again, let alone have sex with him. It was out of the question because it would get in the way of our important mission. There

“Oh, that dress is not nearly short enough,” Daniel said, his eyes traveling up and down my body. I glared at him and placed my hands on my hips. We were in my apartment. Daniel looked distracting in a long black dress shirt and dark jeans. But he was frowning at the black dress that I usually wore for parties. I didn’t know what he was talking about saying that it wasn’t short enough. The dress went to my upper thigh and if I bent down low enough, it would show my ass. “Audry, we are going to an underworld party. All the girls dress…um, provocative there. I don’t want you to stick out,” Daniel explained. I rolled my eyes and stomped into my room. He did have a point. I did have a dress that suited the occasion that I hadn’t worn since my party days in college. It was neon pink, a color that went well with my blonde hair. The neckline was plunging and the hem only covered the tops of my thighs. I squeezed into it and studied myself in the mirror. The dress

I left Dominic’s office with my mind so full of thoughts I wished I could open it up and dump them on the floor to get some relief. I walked back to the front door, but another voice interrupted me again. This time it wasn’t Mr. Molton, it was his son. “Can I talk to you?” I spun around to see Daniel with his arms crossed and leaning against the staircase banister. He looked cute in his pajamas and rumpled hair. The tension between us was awkward, it had that morning-after feeling.Even though I wanted nothing more than to leave and be in my own space to think things through, I knew I would have to face Daniel sooner or later. Besides, I didn't want to stand in the entryway in my revealing night-before dress any longer. Being caught in it by Mr. Molton had been embarrassing enough already.I nodded and followed him up the stairs to his room. I studied his large bedroom since I didn’t have a chance to do so last night. It was twice as big as my own apartment and th

*Daniel* I strode down the sidewalk with my hands shoved into the pockets of my pants. I didn’t take the bus back to my house because I was too angry to sit still. I couldn’t believe Audry had joined my family because she wanted to ruin us.What was she planning to do? Sell all of our secrets to other gangs? Slowly turn us against each other? Destroy us from the inside out? Have us all arrested?How had I allowed her to wrap me up in her web of lies? I had always held her at arm's length and didn’t trust her when most of the gang did, especially my father. But then I had been the one to suggest we work together. How could I have been so stupid? Had I allowed my attraction for Audry to cloud my judgment? Was the real reason I wanted to work with her because I found her hot? I shook my head, disgusted with myself. My father was right, I had no business being the leader of our gang. I made terrible choices that didn’t put our family first. I pulled

*Audry* “Hello there, Audry,” Lorenzo said to me pleasantly. It seemed like he was greeting me like we had simply run into each other on the street, not like he had kidnapped me and tied me up in some random basement. I glared at him. “Hi, traitor,” I said, struggling to get out of the ropes. But each time, it would just get tighter until the point where it was painful. It seemed like there was no way for me to escape right now. I needed to talk to Lorenzo until I could figure out another plan on how to escape. “Oh, there’s no need for name-calling, Audry. Especially in the position you’re in,” Lorenzo taunted me. That asshole. “How could you, Lorenzo? You were my father’s best friend! How could you work with the Taddeos? The people who had him killed. How could you sex traffick young girls when you have daughters yourself?” I demanded, my voice steadily rising. It wasn’t smart of me to lose my temper with him, but I couldn’t help myself. He had betr